Best PC to use for budget Gaming PC

You did this backwards. You get a decent prebuilt for 150 without a gpu, and just add a gpu. Youre basically wasting money now getting a pre built just to ditch the mobo and cpu.

Now that youre already down this path, save up another hundred bucks, and just build the rest out ( IMO )

>>55243497
well and likely the psu, 95% of prebuilts either have a shitty psu with it or one that does actually have a 6 pin and decent wattage but the amperage is a little sketchy

i bought a thinkcenter with a p4 and all that, replaced the internal components

including the original cost of the computer, chinkshit psu, 8gb hyperx blue, 80gb hdd, pentium g, motherboard and gt430 im down about 200$

buy an old optiplex or something for dirt cheap, replace psu with chinkshit psu, toss in components, tada, gaming computer

>>55242714
>>55243497
What are you doing

>>55243497
>prebuilt

Rather than start my own thread, I'll post here.

Pc finally shit itself and am going to build a new one, have some parts off the old one I am going to re - use (hdds etc) is this build worth going through with?

http://nz.pcpartpicker.com/list/9r78KZ

>>55245991
Nothing wrong with a prebuilt. Old dells with i7's from liquidating offices go from $100-$200, add a decent gpu like a 780 or r9 290 and thats a $300 pc that performs well at 1080p

>>55247106
A 6700k with a gtx970? Don't waste the money ont the processor. Get a 6600k

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>>55242714
>costed
Have mom and dad increase your allowance or do more chores and buy better parts.