i NEED a pc

[budgetballer69]

Budget (including currency): my budget is 500 usd or 950 bulgarian lev (sorry its 1000 bulgarian lev)

Country: bulgaria

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: roblox, terraria, minecraft

Other detailsi have a mouse and keyboard and monitor AND headphones. Im upgrading from gtx 1050 ti, and i5-3330, 8 gb's of ddr3 ram and 2 hdd's (idk what the hdds are), im going to buy it withing 3-4 months 1080p and no less than 90 hz

 

[bal7]

3 minutes ago, budgetballer69 said:

Budget (including currency): my budget is 500 usd or 950 bulgarian lev

Country: bulgaria

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: roblox, terraria, minecraft

Other detailsi have a mouse and keyboard and monitor AND headphones. Im upgrading from gtx 1050 ti, and i5-3330, 8 gb's of ddr3 ram and 2 hdd's (idk what the hdds are), im going to buy it withing 3-4 months 1080p and no less than 90 hz

 

is price including selling old hardware

[Skiiwee29]

I'd recommend holding off on planning anything now until you're ready to buy. Prices now may not be the same in 3 or 4 months when you're ready to buy. 

[Agall]

7 minutes ago, budgetballer69 said:

Budget (including currency): my budget is 500 usd or 950 bulgarian lev

Country: bulgaria

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: roblox, terraria, minecraft

Other detailsi have a mouse and keyboard and monitor AND headphones. Im upgrading from gtx 1050 ti, and i5-3330, 8 gb's of ddr3 ram and 2 hdd's (idk what the hdds are), im going to buy it withing 3-4 months 1080p and no less than 90 hz

 

$500 USD, assuming your country's market is comparable, should afford an RX 6600 and lower end Ryzen or Intel, like a 14100F or R5 5600. You'd really not want to go below that, so if any, expanding your budget to afford so. Otherwise, second hand market, but that's probably not as robust in a country like Bulgaria compared to North America. 

 

As @Skiiwee29 pointed out, things could be drastically different in 3-4 months, but if any, an RX 6600 and its competitors should still be within the ballpark even 3-4 months from now.

[bal7]

Just now, Agall said:

$500 USD, assuming your country's market is comparable, should afford an RX 6600 and lower end Ryzen or Intel, like a 14100F or R5 5600. You'd really not want to go below that, so if any, expanding your budget to afford so. Otherwise, second hand market, but that's probably not as robust in a country like Bulgaria compared to North America. 

why not go below 14100f with atleast 13/12100f? performance difference is miserable and it saves some money for this pretty budget

[bal7]

6 minutes ago, Agall said:

$500 USD, assuming your country's market is comparable, should afford an RX 6600 and lower end Ryzen or Intel, like a 14100F or R5 5600. You'd really not want to go below that, so if any, expanding your budget to afford so. Otherwise, second hand market, but that's probably not as robust in a country like Bulgaria compared to North America. 

 

As @Skiiwee29 pointed out, things could be drastically different in 3-4 months, but if any, an RX 6600 and its competitors should still be within the ballpark even 3-4 months from now.

thanks god i can understand bulgarian as its similar to russian, also looks like you can build a decent system for that money yourself as i understood from people built pcs' prices

[Agall]

Just now, bal723 said:

why not go below 14100f with atleast 13/12100f? performance difference is miserable and it saves some money for this pretty budget

The prices of such aren't always different and in some places you can't guarantee that a 12100f will still be available versus newer generation products. Sometimes they're more expensive simply due to compatibility with older motherboard UEFI since some older LGA1700 motherboards might not POST with a 14100f but will with a 12100f.

 

Its nuanced and entirely dependent on the current market, 3-4 months from now, a 12100f might not even exist in anywhere but North America. Otherwise, yes, and also considering the 13100f.

 

I personally have a 12100f and RX 6600 build I built in an Asrock Deskmeet that cost about $600 total (I was able to reuse some spare parts and I don't use the included PSU since I had a spare SFX one laying around). That's not a recommendation of the Deskmeet for a gaming PC though, since it requires mods and an SFX PSU swap to successfully dissipate the 200W draw of those specs but is fine with an Arc A380 (for a ~$500 total system). 

[budgetballer69]

also im new to pc building so an easier case to build with please, and i do not need it to look good so dont recommend visually appealing accesories

and also also, im gonna be getting a new moniter after i get the pc

[budgetballer69]

11 minutes ago, bal723 said:

is price including selling old hardware

no

i have NO idea how much the old pc will sell for

i will (most likely) be selling all of the old pc except for monitor mouse and keyboard and headphones

[bal7]

Just now, budgetballer69 said:

also im new to pc building so an easier case to build with please, and i do not need it to look good so dont recommend visually appealing accesories

and also also, im gonna be getting a new moniter after i get the pc

building pc isnt that hard nowdays, unless you are doing it in tight case like i did, it still was fun tho
also link to ltt's video about building: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BL4DCEp7blY&themeRefresh=1

[bal7]

1 minute ago, budgetballer69 said:

no

i have NO idea how much the old pc will sell for

i will (most likely) be selling all of the old pc except for monitor mouse and keyboard and headphones

if you have any data on hdds, u can take them out for yourself

[budgetballer69]

1 minute ago, bal723 said:

building pc isnt that hard nowdays, unless you are doing it in tight case like i did, it still was fun tho
also link to ltt's video about building: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BL4DCEp7blY&themeRefresh=1

good to know

[Agall]

7 minutes ago, bal723 said:

thanks god i can understand bulgarian as its similar to russian, also looks like you can build a decent system for that money yourself as i understood from people built pcs' prices

That top listing being a great example, 12100 isn't the best, but considering that rig comes with an RX 6600 XT, I'd consider that a good pre-built option. DIY new or used parts might be able to squeeze more value out of it, but that's a decent benchmark for the region's used market.

 

@budgetballer69 I'd give consideration to something like this if you're willing to deal with the used market. I personally stick to new parts, but given the budget, you could get a lot of value with a bit of a gamble. Also worth looking at the 12400f or R5 5600, just steer clear of anything Ryzen before that, including the R5 5500 (which is effectively an 5600G with the iGPU disabled). 12100(f) being the lowest you can with LGA 1700, which is what you'd want to stick to, being Intel 12th/13th/14th. Anything before that is just not worth it in 2024 unless its a killer deal for a high end 10th/11th gen CPU.

[bal7]

1 minute ago, Agall said:

That top listing being a great example, 12100 isn't the best, but considering that rig comes with an RX 6600 XT, I'd consider that a good pre-built option. DIY new or used parts might be able to squeeze more value out of it, but that's a decent benchmark for the region's used market.

 

@budgetballer69 I'd give consideration to something like this if you're willing to deal with the used market. I personally stick to new parts, but given the budget, you could get a lot of value with a bit of a gamble. Also worth looking at the 12400f or R5 5600, just steer clear of anything Ryzen before that, including the R5 5500 (which is effectively an 5600G with the iGPU disabled). 

the words about getting 12400f instead of 12100f makes me feel like my pc is outdated

[budgetballer69]

IM GOING TO EAT

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be back in like an hour

 

 

[Agall]

4 minutes ago, bal723 said:

the words about getting 12400f instead of 12100f makes me feel like my pc is outdated

If your 10100f doesn't let you enable resizable bar for your A380, then yes, you're probably losing like 50% performance on that A380. Jumping to LGA1700 would be worth it for you. I've tested the A380 on both the 12100f and my 7950x3D and its very capable for its price, but it absolutely needs ReBAR enabled for good performance, something Intel recommends too.

[bal7]

12 minutes ago, Agall said:

If your 10100f doesn't let you enable resizable bar for your A380, then yes, you're probably losing like 50% performance on that A380. Jumping to LGA1700 would be worth it for you. I've tested the A380 on both the 12100f and my 7950x3D and its very capable for its price, but it absolutely needs ReBAR enabled for good performance, something Intel recommends too.

it does also its 10105f

[budgetballer69]

so what cpu and gpu combo do i get?

[budgetballer69]

14 minutes ago, budgetballer69 said:

so what cpu and gpu combo do i get?

and the other parts too pls

[budgetballer69]

2 hours ago, budgetballer69 said:

Budget (including currency): my budget is 500 usd or 950 bulgarian lev (sorry its 1000 bulgarian lev)

Country: bulgaria

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: roblox, terraria, minecraft

Other detailsi have a mouse and keyboard and monitor AND headphones. Im upgrading from gtx 1050 ti, and i5-3330, 8 gb's of ddr3 ram and 2 hdd's (idk what the hdds are), im going to buy it withing 3-4 months 1080p and no less than 90 hz

 

i aslo dont care how the pc looks

[Agall]

40 minutes ago, budgetballer69 said:

so what cpu and gpu combo do i get?

I'd look at the RX 6600 series or RTX 3060/ti, depending on what each costs in your region. CPU wise, you're looking at budget AM4 or LGA 1700. All of that could be had for $500 USD with the right market conditions.

 

Someone else can PCpartpicker for your region, that was a tool I never adopted so my knowledge is mostly limited to US markets with the general idea that things are more expensive relatively in other regions.

[budgetballer69]

1 hour ago, Agall said:

I'd look at the RX 6600 series or RTX 3060/ti, depending on what each costs in your region. CPU wise, you're looking at budget AM4 or LGA 1700. All of that could be had for $500 USD with the right market conditions.

 

Someone else can PCpartpicker for your region, that was a tool I never adopted so my knowledge is mostly limited to US markets with the general idea that things are more expensive relatively in other regions.

bro my budget is 500 usd

[budgetballer69]

13 minutes ago, budgetballer69 said:

bro my budget is 500 usd

i found this combo for 360 usd https://www.amazon.com/AMD-5600-12-Thread-Unlocked-Processor/dp/B09VCHR1VH/ref=pd_bxgy_d_sccl_2/147-0411408-2014516?pd_rd_i=B09VCHR1VH&psc=1

 

https://www.amazon.com/Silicon-Power-3200MHz-Heatsink-SP016GXLZU320BDAJ5/dp/B08QV1V17R/ref=pd_bxgy_d_sccl_1/147-0411408-2014516?pd_rd_i=B08QV1V17R&psc=1

 

https://www.amazon.com/PowerColor-Fighter-Radeon-6600-Graphics/dp/B09H3PY14M/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=rx+6600+8gb&s=electronics&sr=1-1

[budgetballer69]

13 minutes ago, budgetballer69 said:

i found this combo for 360 usd https://www.amazon.com/AMD-5600-12-Thread-Unlocked-Processor/dp/B09VCHR1VH/ref=pd_bxgy_d_sccl_2/147-0411408-2014516?pd_rd_i=B09VCHR1VH&psc=1

 

https://www.amazon.com/Silicon-Power-3200MHz-Heatsink-SP016GXLZU320BDAJ5/dp/B08QV1V17R/ref=pd_bxgy_d_sccl_1/147-0411408-2014516?pd_rd_i=B08QV1V17R&psc=1

 

https://www.amazon.com/PowerColor-Fighter-Radeon-6600-Graphics/dp/B09H3PY14M/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=rx+6600+8gb&s=electronics&sr=1-1

is this one good? (its not out of my budget bc i didnt factor in the sell price of my current pc)

[bal7]

14 hours ago, budgetballer69 said:

is this one good? (its not out of my budget bc i didnt factor in the sell price of my current pc)

pretty good considering there is still a way to upgrade on this am4 board