Brinvasion

I5 6500 8gb of 2133 ddr4 patriot viper H170 gigabyte mobo Gtx 1060 SC 500gb WD ssd 1tb WD black HDD Silverstone raven case Silverstone 450w Included brown switch red dragon keyboard Cyber acoustics speakers and 2 monitors 1 900p and runs at 75hz and one at 1080 at 70hz I think I should sell it for $650 but I'm not sure on the solos price what do you guys think? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/j2KspG

ive actually built in this case for your friend get a ryzen a 1050 if your friend wants to do some gaming and some cad too

gtx 1060 6gb for that build and your psu is fine

there is no real point in getting a 1300X since it is basically exactly the same as the 1200 except that the 1200 has a lower clock speed

pretty good ima do this just change the parts for better colors and the mouse.

32gb ssd its not just a bootdrive he will put fallout 4 and gta V on his ssd

One of my friends wanted to get a gaming pc so I am gonna build him one he has a budget of $900 for everything Pc, monitor, mouse and keyboard. I made the colors match so its all white enough. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/zs4tGf what could I change for this build to make it cheaper?

650w is enough i do not think any gpu will still use vga if it did vga will be bottlenecked use DVI if possible use the first gpu. Also one more thing what part of vietnam are you in I just came back from visiting ba ngoai.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/zsftGf I have basically everything you need and i squeezed a 1080 in there

I got the m.2 for my laptop but now I never use my laptop so I will take it out my dell doesn't support NVME speeds

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WKJPr7 AMD https://pcpartpicker.com/list/3T4jFd Intel Personally, I would go for AMD since on your budget I could not score a gtx 1060 or rx 580 since the prices on those GPUs are so High ATM. You save a few bucks on the Intel but with AMD you get a more powerfully cpu so you choose and also change the ram and cases up how you wish

I would go for a smaller and cheaper PSU to save a few bucks in the 450w to 550w should be good for most applications I would go for a 250~ gb ssd and use the savings on a better gpu if you can wait for the prices to go down

I am thinking of upgrading my pc to a ryzen one I am planning to do this in November so I can give whatever parts I have left over for a birthday present. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/sHmBVY Any suggestions on what I could do?

I already backed up my HDD on my desktop I've opened it up before to fix the screen like 4 months ago