What are good specs for a custom built pc? 500-600$ budget. Mainly

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I'll post stuff in the meantime

>>723851661
Here you go nigger

https://pcpartpicker.com/guide/zQNnTW/entry-level-gaming-build

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>>723851949
Thanks. I'll check it out

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Also have no sauce

>>723851661
You are gonna have to go over $500-600 for something that lasts a long time. Save up some money until your budget is $1200, and then you will be able to make a bombass gaming rig that'll last you a long time.

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>>723852386
What do you mean wont last me a long time?

>>723851661
>>>/g/pcbg/

>>723852386
I bought my parts over time starting with the most expensive thinking that if I already put so much into it then i can't quit now.

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>>723853531
Interesting thought process

Wait for next Black Friday deals and build a god tier PC for half the price.

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>>723853834
Thats a pretty long time to go, but good idea anyway

>>723851661
8GB RAM, single channel so you can upgrade to 16 when needed.
Quad Core Intel or 8 core AMD CPU (cheaper option, usually).
2GB VRAM GPU
250GB SSD, unless you wasted too much budget in which case just use your current drive or get another 0.5-1 TB HDD.

You'll also need a case, motherboard and a 400-500W PSU unless your old ones are compatible.

Obviously which parts you'll use will depend on your personal preference. This is just an estimate of what you should be able to get. Don't settle for less.

This is a good place to ask >>723853146
http://www.logicalincrements.com/ , check this too.