Give your opinions!

[pcnoob27]

My laptop from 2k10 is slowly dying and getting really slow, now I think it is time to buy a new pc, I have made me a budget build which comes around 480 including a screen for myself, I just want to prevent anything I am unaware of so I am asking you, the real pro's for your opinion. I do not plan to go over 500 EUR, so you may also make me a part list which could be better, including monitor(ips at least, no big borders, eg. Samsung s24F352).  I live in The Netherlands and I will mostly use this pc to play Minecraft, Fortnite and possible F1 2017. 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qVq6D2 (note: In The Netherlands, the parts are different prices so if you have any recommendations, give me the name and I will look at it in the stores I want to get it.

 

Thanks for helping me out!

[hconverse02]

Go for the 2400g over the 2200g honestly.  If it costs $50 over budget, try and get it because it will perform much better than a dual core.

[Nogghan]

9 minutes ago, hconverse02 said:

Go for the 2400g over the 2200g honestly.  If it costs $50 over budget, try and get it because it will perform much better than a dual core.

@pcnoob27 if you really dont want to go over budget the ryzen 3 2200g is a great option as when you overclock it, its only less than 10 FPS behind the ryzen 5 2400g the limitation on the APUs is basically memory bandwidth when they are at the same speeds not the 3 more compute units 

[Carbide X]

Go for a 1tb hdd, you can add a ssd later, 120gb will fill up so easily. If you were to chose the ssd over the hdd, you could only put 1 or 2 games and some other programs.

[Guest]

29 minutes ago, hconverse02 said:

Go for the 2400g over the 2200g honestly.  If it costs $50 over budget, try and get it because it will perform much better than a dual core.

The 2200g is a 4 not a 2 core. 

Anyways i would still recommend the 2400g over 2200g, because of the better gpu and the 4 extra threads.

[pcnoob27]

5 hours ago, Carbide X said:

Go for a 1tb hdd, you can add a ssd later, 120gb will fill up so easily. If you were to chose the ssd over the hdd, you could only put 1 or 2 games and some other programs.

I got  a 500gb hard drive at home, i coukd possibly swap the ssd for the 2400g

[Carbide X]

19 hours ago, pcnoob27 said:

I got  a 500gb hard drive at home, i coukd possibly swap the ssd for the 2400g

Do that, if youre on a tight budget, try to save money where ever you can. For my first build, i was gonna go for a gtx 950 and a i5 4460, but eventually bought a gtx 1060 and i5 6400, so cheap out where you can