is 600$ enough ?

[ElectroBrocoli]

Hi my friends want to make a pc with 600$ budget and he hired me for choosingthe part, it will be for gaming, entertainment, and school, it will be intel based system

[ki8aras]

2 minutes ago, ElectroBrocoli said:

Hi my friends want to make a pc with 600$ budget and he hired me for choosingthe part, it will be for gaming, entertainment, and school, it will be intel based system

buy the processor, motherboard and ram right now and get a gpu in about 2-3 months from now because gpu availability is non existent, also its enough if he expects basic gaming and not AAA titles at 4k with raytracing

(also why intel?)

[ElectroBrocoli]

Just now, ki8aras said:

buy the processor, motherboard and ram right now and get a gpu in about 2-3 months from now because gpu availability is non existent, also its enough if he expects basic gaming and not AAA titles at 4k with raytracing

(also why intel?)

simple enough ryzen is more expensive here in my countru

 

[ki8aras]

2 hours ago, ElectroBrocoli said:

simple enough ryzen is more expensive here in my countru

 

fair enough

[Mark Kaine]

1 hour ago, ki8aras said:

fair enough

Intel is hitting it out the park with 'competitive' pricing lately... if I were to build a pc now the choice would be clear... 

 

 

on the other hand for 600 op would probably be better off with an Ryzen iGPU, because there's simply no way to build a half decent pc with cpu and dedicated gpu in the foreseeable future with that budget ... without dGPU, yes sure, but since it's for gaming I'd definitely recommend AMD Ryzen G series, their iGPUs are really pretty good - and Intel isn't on par last time I checked. 

[ElectroBrocoli]

21 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

Intel is hitting it out the park with 'competitive' pricing lately... if I were to build a pc now the choice would be clear... 

 

 

on the other hand for 600 op would probably be better off with an Ryzen iGPU, because there's simply no way to build a half decent pc with cpu and dedicated gpu in the foreseeable future with that budget ... without dGPU, yes sure, but since it's for gaming I'd definitely recommend AMD Ryzen G series, their iGPUs are really pretty good - and Intel isn't on par last time I checked. 

can you list the parts ? im not into AMD that much so idk what chipset i would use