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Web Browsing PC - Later Need to Upgrade for Gaming PC

Hello Techies

 

I Like to Build a browsing PC for long term use. It's mean I will upgrade this PC in to Gaming PC on future. I'll add graphics card later. I'll upgrade the i3 CPU to i7 CPU 

 

4 RAM Slot need. 64GB maximum support Ram 

C type slot and HDMI slot , usb 3.0 or 3.1 supported bord. 

 

Which type of motherboard I have to use? Z370 or Others ?

 

Intel or AM?

 

My sample build is below,

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/email%40shamran.me/saved/MHckdC

 

My need is , Im going to build powerful pc, but step by step. I'll upgrade one by one slowly as per my budget and earning

 

 

 

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I'm sure i won't be the only one here that'll tell you this; don't build a pc gradually, if you want it to be very up to date at the end.

 

Buy those lenovo or dell or hp used office pc and slap a decent gpu in there, when you saved enough then you build new with current hardware.

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3 minutes ago, NeedHelp247 said:

Hello Techies

 

I Like to Build a browsing PC for long term use. It's mean I will upgrade this PC in to Gaming PC on future. I'll add graphics card later. I'll upgrade the i3 CPU to i7 CPU 

 

4 RAM Slot need. 64GB maximum support Ram 

C type slot and HDMI slot , usb 3.0 or 3.1 supported bord. 

 

Which type of motherboard I have to use? Z370 or Others ?

 

Intel or AM?

 

Please advise me. If you don't understand my question. Please ask me. I'll explain again.

 

My need is , Im going to build powerful pc, but step by step. I'll upgrade one by one slowly as per my budget and earning

Well, if you want a cpu for solely gaming, and a lil browsing, an intel processor will be your best choice (assuming its not a low budget pc), and depending on which cpu you choose, will decide your mobo. So, intel is single thread processor making it better a gaming (i5 8600k: 6 core/ 6 thread), while amd cpus are 6 core/ 12 thread which makes them more capable for running multiple programs simultaneously and such. Also, I advise against upgrading one part at a time, I feel it is better to do it all at once, even tho it means waiting longer 

PC: CPU: i5-9600k - CPU Cooler: be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 - GPU: Sapphire Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB GDDR6 - Motherboard: ASRock - Z370 Extreme4 - RAM: Team - T-Force Delta RGB 16 GB DDR4-3000 - PSU: Corsair - TXM Gold 550 W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply - Case: Thermaltake - Core G21 TG

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I am kinda an amd fanboy so i would say the ryzen 3 2200g would be a nice choice.

Main rig                             I also got some cheep lg phone and a chromebook, witch I have been known to mine bitcoin on sometimes

CPU: R5 2400g                        

RAM: 8gb ram

MOBO: msi b350 pc mate 

CASE: Eclipse p300

PSU: 500w corsair

 

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Just now, NeedHelp247 said:

Thanks and notable points. Can anyone review my pc parts 

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/email%40shamran.me/saved/MHckdC

Don't waste the money on the cooler

Main rig                             I also got some cheep lg phone and a chromebook, witch I have been known to mine bitcoin on sometimes

CPU: R5 2400g                        

RAM: 8gb ram

MOBO: msi b350 pc mate 

CASE: Eclipse p300

PSU: 500w corsair

 

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Motherboard Selection is take for me 2 days.

Can you recommend any good motherboard for long term use. 

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2 minutes ago, TechMan2175 said:

Don't waste the money on the cooler

Noted. Cooler removed

 

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