Need to choose a new computer

Just get something with a good graphics card and 8gb or more of ram.

>>17485431
Do you have a max budget?

>>17485471
I'd say that the 600$ PC makes me a bit uncomfortable because of the price. So yeah, 600, or maybe even less might be the max

>>17485468
Also, is more than 8gb really needed? I would be playing on the lowest possible settings for every game so do I need more than 8gb?

>>17485482
Fx 8350
Rx 480
ASUS M5A78L-M/USB3 with AMD 760G/SB710 microATX Motherboard - Socket AM3+
Pick some cheap RAM 8gb worth
600 watt psu
This is my setup but with a R9 290X direct CU II
I can run all my gamestuff in high or ultra and should cost like 400 bucks. I will post links if you want

>>17485486
RAM is for multitasking so if you're like me and enjoy Alt tabbing I recommend it

>>17485495
Is that so? Please post links, then. I'm really a noob at this so I don't know how to build a PC/ even pick out parts to buy in the first place. My friends told me it's pretty simple, just connecting wires and stuff. I'm still kinda anxious, is there any way it can go wrong?

>>17485505
Only if you static shock something just tap some metal around you and you're good. I need to get the links so please hold. All it is is plugging stuff in wire a into Hole a

>>17485505
https://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=N82E16819113284&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-Mobile&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-Mobile-_-pla-_-Processors+-+Desktops-_-N82E16819113284&gclid=CjwKEAjwxeq9BRDDh4_MheOnvAESJABZ4VTqDABKUtk_dHPUaMv3KnVGPpAQPuY7sF-NcuUEgxEirBoCkD_w_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChcSEwj9kKj1vNTOAhXYBoEKHQisDnMYABAB&sig=AOD64_3eogCKr12Nk2GZsHE7HFqWdSMqkg&adurl=&ctype=5&q=&ved=0ahUKEwjep6X1vNTOAhWDlR4KHcN7BTgQwzwIHQ

https://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=N82E16814150770

https://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=N82E16817510003

https://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=N82E16820145324

>>17485530
Truth be told I didn't really add up the price. Use your hard drive and case you have currently have and make sure you copy over your opeating system

>>17485431
Those are all garbage.

>>17485538
Thanks a lot, I'll consider this.
But question, what's the difference between the power supply I'm using now and new one? I heard people can go a long time without a new one. What does not changing do?

>>17485558
What is the wattage of your current one?

>>17485555
I know that those are garbage. For you. But my PC sucks so much that I consider these gifts from God. Also I didn't want to bother with building a PC myself since I didn't know how.

>>17485555
Wasted dubs....

>>17485559
I don't know how to check, but what does wattage do anyway? Increase in performance or something?

>>17485561
As long as you have a Philp screw driver, decent strength, and not brain dead you'll be fine

>>17485564
Open your pc case and there should be a sticker with stats on it. What a power supply does is uhh... pretend the power supply is a power plant in a city and the motherboard, gpu, etc. Is the buildings in the city

>>17485570
"Combined power on +3.3V and +5V rails not exceed 150W"
"Combined power on +12VA and +12VB rails not exceed 264W"
"Max. continuous DC output power shall not exceed 305W:
That's all I could find about Watts on the power supply (or anything else really). Which one am I supposed to look at though?

>>17485607
You need a new power supply...

>>17485612
Also what about fans? And thermal paste, I need that too to build my PC, right? AMD heats ups pretty fast so is the fan I have right now okay for it? How can I know that?

>>17485629
The cpu comes with a thermal paste pad pre installed. The stock cooler with the fx 8350 is pretty mean I still use it today. The rx 480 is meant to run hot. You could buy one of those tower cooling fans for rooms and put it in front of your computer. That keeps my rig at a good 60 degree Celsius on max load

>>17485656
The rx480 costs a lot... People say it can run games on ultra at 70fps, but I'm not interested in good graphics at all, I don't mind playing on the lowest settings. Isn't there something cheaper and with less performance? Actually, same for everything else, is the processor as good as the graphics card? Because I don't need something that good, I just wanna play games for the gameplay, so not being able to put settings on high doesn't bother me if it means saving lots of money.

>>17485706
Processors and gpus aren't related in anyway. Unless we get into APUs. Try just a card instead of full fledged gpu. Like this http://www.frys.com/product/7918670?source=google&gclid=CjwKEAjwxeq9BRDDh4_MheOnvAESJABZ4VTqYcZsDXOLbrGgh1-YrqYDmWdQvgT5SvLrFdvnzj981BoCPm7w_wcB

>>17485431
Why the fuck have you picked shit with no graphics card? Build your own or buy a decent used computer with a decent cadd.

>>17485732
Like I said, I've had this terrible PC since a long time. And it was also my father's, and he just wanted to have a computer, there's no way he'd build one. I just got this PC from him since I used to use it all the time. Besides, picking out parts is still a nightmare. I have some knowledge about specs but I'm not that great, and it's all pretty confusing. That's mainly why I didn't want to build a PC and why I asked for help. I wouldn't be here if I was good at this, would I?

>>17485754
Look up tutorials on YouTube

>>17485656
Yo hi, I also want to build a PC soon and it's my first time can I ask here? I have a 900 dollar budget for EVERYTHING except the mouse and the sound boxes or w/e they're called

>>17485498
Also if you leave lots of tabs open in your browser.

>>17485706
I think you don't care about graphics cause you've never experienced playing on Max settings.

>>17485530
Wow, an actually helpful namefag. That was sweet of you to do for OP! I may take some of your advice as well. Thanks spaghetti (:

http://www.logicalincrements.com
This site was created by someone in /g/ iirc
You might want to wait for the new amd cards to become more avaliable
Also there's a general in there, pc building general, never went there but if its anything like the headphone one you can post a budget and get suggestions

>>17485431
I suggest building your own. You'll be able to squeeze a whole lot more value out of it for the same you'd pay for something prebuilt.

Use pcpart picker, helps u figure out all components and compatibility and also the best prices , used it for my builds , made one with a budget of 500