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1 minute ago, boredatwork said:

What's the best CPU I can get for 90 bucks and under ?

for what purpose?

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Intel Pentium G4560

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i5 2400/i7 2600 is a good choice

CPU: Intel Core i5 2400 GPU: MSi GTX 1050 Ti 4GT OC RAM: 14GB DDR3 (3x2GB, 1x8GB) Mobo: Acer MB.GAU07.001 Case: Gateway DX4860 PSU: EVGA 600W Bronze Plus

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Just now, a e s t h e t i c a s said:

i5 2400/i7 2600 is a good choice

Dude thanks for the interest but that's more than I said...

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1 minute ago, Zyndo said:

for what purpose?

Gaming . Was going for an FX8300 but heard its shit

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Just now, boredatwork said:

Dude thanks for the interest but that's more than I said...

I got an i5 2400 for $55 and with some good shopping you can get a 2600 for around $100.

CPU: Intel Core i5 2400 GPU: MSi GTX 1050 Ti 4GT OC RAM: 14GB DDR3 (3x2GB, 1x8GB) Mobo: Acer MB.GAU07.001 Case: Gateway DX4860 PSU: EVGA 600W Bronze Plus

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Just now, a e s t h e t i c a s said:

I got an i5 2400 for $55 and with some good shopping you can get a 2600 for around $100.

Teach me how please

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Just now, boredatwork said:

Was going for an FX8300 but heard its shit

It is... 

 

Here's a build with a G4560

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9z377h 

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1 minute ago, boredatwork said:

Dude thanks for the interest but that's more than I said...

I found an i5 2500 on ebay for 50.

BOINC Setup:
i5 7200U @ Stock

Core2Duo T6600 @ Stock

i3 2330M @ Stock

i5 3210M @ Stock

 

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2 minutes ago, boredatwork said:

Gaming . Was going for an FX8300 but heard its shit

fx8300 will do just fine for budget 60hz gaming. You could also go for a Pentium G4560 or 4600 if you want something a little more current. If you can buy used, a used FX 8300/8350 platform with 8GB of RAM or more should be fairly cheap and relatively easy to find. Definitely your best bet if you're on a tight budget and looking to get into computer gaming.

 

But no, the fx 8300 isn't ACTUALLY "shit"... that is just information regurgitated by people who don't really know what they're talking about. Granted, its definitely not amazing or great or anything, but for the price it'll get the job done, and its larger core count than a similarly priced pentium/i3 makes it much better at some games and workstation tasks which can leverage this additional core count.

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fx 8300 isn't bad, but It needs fast ram and some proper overclocking (not only clockspeed)

i7-2600k will be good deal for, it will perform ~like i5-7600k, the only problem is upgrade path.

2600k is still a beast.

And don't buy g4560 for that money, it will become outdated in year or so and handles multitasking very badly.

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2 minutes ago, Zyndo said:

fx8300 will do just fine for budget 60hz gaming. You could also go for a Pentium G4560 or 4600 if you want something a little more current. If you can buy used, a used FX 8300/8350 platform with 8GB of RAM or more should be fairly cheap and relatively easy to find. Definitely your best bet if you're on a tight budget and looking to get into computer gaming.

 

But no, the fx 8300 isn't ACTUALLY "shit"... that is just information regurgitated by people who don't really know what they're talking about. Granted, its definitely not amazing or great or anything, but for the price it'll get the job done, and its larger core count than a similarly priced pentium/i3 makes it much better at some games and workstation tasks which can leverage this additional core count.

it also needs fast dual-channel ram (1866+mhz) as well as overclocked memory controller (cpu-nb) for handling fast ram. But it becomes beast in multi-threaded games like battlefield 1

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1 minute ago, Zyndo said:

fx8300 will do just fine for budget 60hz gaming. You could also go for a Pentium G4560 or 4600 if you want something a little more current. If you can buy used, a used FX 8300/8350 platform with 8GB of RAM or more should be fairly cheap and relatively easy to find. Definitely your best bet if you're on a tight budget and looking to get into computer gaming.

That's exactly how I was thinking but here they said that it is shit ..

Here what I was going for :

AMD FX 8300

GIGABYTE 1050 to 4gb

MSI mobo

450w psu

Deepcool tesseract Sw red

and 4gb of ram cause in a month a friends

of mine will give a another one so I will have 8 gbs(the same one)

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I am a noob at building, so can someone translate what you two just said ?

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12 minutes ago, boredatwork said:

Teach me how please

Don't bother with a dead platform. 

Personal build >  New-ish AMD main gaming setup           

   PLEASE QUOTE OR @ ME FOR A RESPONSE xD 

 

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5 minutes ago, Gameborn said:

it also needs fast dual-channel ram (1866+mhz) as well as overclocked memory controller (cpu-nb) for handling fast ram. But it becomes beast in multi-threaded games like battlefield 1

it doesn't NEED any of that... I mean maybe a bit of a core clock OC if you want, but it'll get ~60fps in pretty much all titles, at the very least always above 30 (no choppiness).

 

5 minutes ago, boredatwork said:

That's exactly how I was thinking but here they said that it is shit ..

Here what I was going for :

AMD FX 8300

GIGABYTE 1050 to 4gb

MSI mobo

450w psu

Deepcool tesseract Sw red

and 4gb of ram cause in a month a friends

of mine will give a another one so I will have 8 gbs(the same one)

There is nothing "shit" about that so long as you're paying a reasonable price for it. There is certainly better hardware on the market, but that PC will handle most games at sane settings just fine. You're not going to be maxing out the graphical quality on any AAA title games or running resolutions higher than 1080p (leastwise you shouldn't), but as far as functional PC gaming goes it'll handle pretty much anything you throw at it with relative ease.

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20 minutes ago, TheGhzGuy said:

I found an i5 2500 on ebay for 50.

Not worth it, a stock 2500k is only about on par with a G4560, 2500 is worse.

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15 minutes ago, boredatwork said:

That's exactly how I was thinking but here they said that it is shit ..

Here what I was going for :

AMD FX 8300

GIGABYTE 1050 to 4gb

MSI mobo

450w psu

Deepcool tesseract Sw red

and 4gb of ram cause in a month a friends

of mine will give a another one so I will have 8 gbs(the same one)

don't get a fx chip, a g4560 is much better and cheaper.

 

 

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23 minutes ago, a e s t h e t i c a s said:

I got an i5 2400 for $55 and with some good shopping you can get a 2600 for around $100.

There's a guy in the Classifieds section selling them for $45 + $10 shipping (in the US). 

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Just now, boredatwork said:

It's just a box and fan so I don't know why you'd want to buy it...

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2 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

well, its legit, its just that there is no cpu, just the box and cooler.

 

 

oh shoot didn't notice that...

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