Budget gaming PC

[Kernelus]

Hello,

I've never build my own PC, actually it was long time since i used workstation, almost always laptop.

I want to build PC for gaming with photo editing in lightroom. 

I want to spend around 500£ (600$).

Can someone help me? :)

[xKyric]

I don't know about Lightroom, with this system should handle gaming pretty well. 
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/m2bPkd
Adjust the amount/type of storage to suit your personal needs. 

[hello_there_123]

6 hours ago, xKyric said:

I don't know about Lightroom, with this system should handle gaming pretty well. 
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/m2bPkd
Adjust the amount/type of storage to suit your personal needs. 

Good build maybe 1 or 2 things: A400 is trash, l5 lite 3D from Team is much better, and 16gb of ram probably isn't necessary.

[xKyric]

8 hours ago, hello_there_123 said:

Good build maybe 1 or 2 things: A400 is trash, l5 lite 3D from Team is much better, and 16gb of ram probably isn't necessary.

Thanks for your input. I didn't know if Lighroom ran better with 16GBs of memory.
Why is the Team SSD better? Neither the of SSDs have a cache.  

[hello_there_123]

4 hours ago, xKyric said:

Thanks for your input. I didn't know if Lighroom ran better with 16GBs of memory.
Why is the Team SSD better? Neither the of SSDs have a cache.  

L5 Lite 3D has DRAM (if that's what you mean, because every SSD has an SLC cache) and is 3D TLC unlike the A400 with 2D TLC and no DRAM. The Lite 3D comes with the SMI SM2258 controller which is the same controller found on the Crucial MX500, thus it has DRAM. However, the A400 has the crap Phison S11 controller which does not come with any DRAM.

[xKyric]

1 hour ago, hello_there_123 said:

 every SSD has an SLC cache

Oh, ok. What's the difference between the SLC cache and the buffer cache?