pc

[hidorah]

Budget (including currency): ~700 euro

Country: lithuania

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: mostly games (most of them arent demanding), like doom eternal, warframe, fivem, etc.

Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): im gonna buy all this when prices drop, gonna play at random res and graphics depending on how i feel like.

Hello. I tweaked the pc from the previous post with the help of some of you. Do it look good? anything i should change? 

 

[Middcore]

Do not buy SX8200 Pro. They are failure-prone and there are multiple different specs all sold under the same model name so performance is variable. 

 

 

[Forleb]

At the rate you're going here, a 1TB NVMe SSD should be your focus. This drive would be my first pick for this scenario, and the tradeoff is absolutely worth it. The P300A will not be your friend if you try to keep a hard drive in it, but without it, it's a wise budget option. This system will never draw anywhere close to 650W; This PSU is a decent go-to for lower end builds, and should cost no more than $50 despite whatever Newegg is trying to do right now. Keep in mind that you can install Windows for free and have it work identically to a licensed install other than personalization, and keys can be had for like $20 from Prime Tech Mart and elsewhere if you just have to have it.

[Jonathan Lee]

Do you plan to upgrade your system over the years? If so, I would say stick with 650W PSU. If you plan to do completely new builds when your system is out of date, you can probably go down to 500W PSU,

[Forleb]

48 minutes ago, Jonathan Lee said:

Do you plan to upgrade your system over the years? If so, I would say stick with 650W PSU. If you plan to do completely new builds when your system is out of date, you can probably go down to 500W PSU,

Judging by their budget, I'd highly doubt they're looking for a fluid upgrade path. Most of the components are good value, so they shouldn't have a problem selling it off to upgrade in the future if they choose to do so.

[hidorah]

thank you for all the help