SauliCity

I'm building a budget gaming pc, and my brother has a 3+ year old 32" 1080p 100Hz samsung smart TV (UE32F5700AW)(not the cheapest on back in the day) that he doesn't need anymore. It has a "game mode" but I'm not sure If it's any good. I would like to hear your gaming experiences on samsung smart TVs. Link to TV specs: http://icecat.us/en/p/samsung/ue32f5700a/led-telerid-8806085456365-UE32F5700AW-21739985.html

True about hdd. And upon further inspection, it turns out that the barracuda 2tb is a) not as expensive in comparison to others as I thought and b) its on sale on amazon. And yeah, There's a copy of Win10 pro 64bit on Amazon.de for 10,99€. Sounds fishy.

Thanks, but I'm from Finland and don't speak German. I just buy from there.

Planning on building My first PC. Just need someone to point out all amateur bottlenecks and such. Parts list: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/sfyWFd (in short: Ryzen 3 1200, gtx1050Ti, B350mATX 8Gb ddr4) Everything but OS would be 640€ (incl shipping) from Amazon.de. Case I will buy used. That seagate barracuda 2Tb is probs a bit overkill. What would be the cheapest reliable 1Tb drive (for non-essentials)? Main purpose: gaming, mainly old games but needs to run at least Doom2016, GtaV online and Arma3.

Network adaper, for wlan, or do I need one for cable as well? And where I'm buying from, the asrock is ~50€ more expensive.

The Ryzen is a compelling option. Amazon says that its often bought together with an MSI B350 M Pro. Would that be a good choice? Ryzen is better but is it 30€ better?

I'm planning on building a budget gaming rig with a pentium G4560 and gtx1050ti an 2x4Gb ddr3 and I would like to know if getting a 3rd (total of 12Gb) stick would be of any use. With my current laptop (i5-5200U, integrated graphics) I've managed to fill my 2x4Gb ddr3 with a couple (more like 13) tabs open in firefox with spotify and discord on background. With new pc, I plan on mostly playing pre-2014 games because they're cheap on steam.