Pc 350$ budget HELP

[stgbruz]

Hey I'm new to building PC's and barley know about PC parts I was wondering if these parts are good.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2Ckv3b

 

[Electronics Wizardy]

what are you using the pc for?

 

Those parts are old and slow, your much better off buying a used optiplex and putting something likea  1050 in it.

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

14 minutes ago, stgbruz said:

Hey I'm new to building PC's and barley know about PC parts I was wondering if these parts are good.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2Ckv3b

 

For that sort of budget, go used. Plenty of off lease Business machines in the Core i3/i5 range are around 200 bucks at that price range.  

[itisme911]

The new Ryzen 2400 with integrated graphics until you can afford a GPU

[itisme911]

Found this on pcpartpicker already done https://pcpartpicker.com/guide/DhLrxr/budget-homeoffice-build   note I would go for a cheaper motherboard probably ATX for expandability unless you like a smaller tower. Also with cheaper motherboard and ATX form factor a cheap atx case though this is only the r3 2200g

[AskTJ]

Try and find an old OptiPlex on eBay and buy a separate graphics card like a GTX 1050 or a GTX 750ti. They are still very capable cards these days, and can be found on the cheap. Your AMD system will be very slow and not worth $350. When buying an OptiPlex, make sure it has at least 4GB of ram, and a 4th gen i3 or i5. Some other people have also implied a Ryzen based system using integrated graphics. The integrated graphics on the Ryzen 3 2200g are very powerful and will play your games at a range of settings around medium at 1080p. Nothing higher though. When you have saved up some more, you can purchase a dedicated graphics card to make your games run smoother and look better.