Cheapest 4k gaming pc possible. Can we get a 4k gaming pc under $600

[TotallyFakeAkshay]

Hey guys I'm planning to get a gaming PC but it should handle 4k 60 fps and that PC should cost about $600 or below

I will play Rocket league, Doom, CSGO, Battlefield 1 and probably fortnite

Actually i play rocket league in 1024x768 with a playable 10 fps. So i thought for an upgrade from my 9 years old Thinkpad. So guys please help me giving some PC parts list which should handle 4k 60 fps. 

[TotallyFakeAkshay]

And yeah if $600 4k gaming PC is not possible then below $1000

[Wh0_Am_1]

...Good luck... At that budget I would aim for QHD or HD...

[Herman Mcpootis]

forget about it, you're gonna need a really good gpu for 4k.

[Wh0_Am_1]

Try $1500 MINIMUM.

[Wh0_Am_1]

Let me put it this way a 4K monitor has 16X as many pixels as a FHD monitor, which means that you need a monitor with about 20X the power for a similar graphical experience...

[Combustible Lemon]

It's all depend on what you want to play.
My laptop has a 4K display and 960M (750Ti equivalent). i can play Portal 2 in 4K and get 60 fps. But that's about it. Anything newer require lowering the resolution to 1080p. 

[kirashi]

Current generation GPUs can't even handle 60@4K stable on the latest "AAA" demos being released by game developers. (Games these days are essentially demos upon release because of the number of patches required to make them playable, in most cases.) Unless you're willing to turn down quality settings, or accept the regular drop down to 45FPS on occasion rendering certain scenes in the game, I'd aim for 60@1440p maximum until technology advances at a more affordable and ethical price. Of course, this will depend on the game, as less demanding titles like Rocket League or Fortnite will run much better than Far Cry 5 or GTA V, for instance. To be clear, I'm not downing your idea of a 4K gaming rig for $600, or even $1000 or $1500, but it's just not realistic as long as price fixing graphics cards is an allowable business practice.

 

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[RollTime]

No way no how. A GTX 1070 Ti, which is what I would consider the MINIMUM for 4k, is $500. You then need a good CPU, add in $200 MINIMUM, and 16gb of RAM, add $100. For a case, PSU, and everything else, call it about $300. Then you need a monitor- $500. Your total comes to $1600.

[Wh0_Am_1]

9 minutes ago, AKSHAYROG said:

And yeah if $600 4k gaming PC is not possible then below $1000

You are going to want at least an 8600k and a 1070ti and those alone cost ~$800 now, that isn't even including a case, MOBO, PSU, RAM, HDD. and etc.

[johnukguy]

43 minutes ago, RollTime said:

No way no how. A GTX 1070 Ti, which is what I would consider the MINIMUM for 4k, is $500. You then need a good CPU, add in $200 MINIMUM, and 16gb of RAM, add $100. For a case, PSU, and everything else, call it about $300. Then you need a monitor- $500. Your total comes to $1600.

In fact you can pick up a 4K monitor for $200, not that it will bring the overall cost down enough to come within the $600 budget.

[RollTime]

20 minutes ago, johnukguy said:

In fact you can pick up a 4K monitor for $200, not that it will bring the overall cost down enough to come within the $600 budget.

Fair enough.