rate my cheaPC /g/

god

>>57503974
uwu what's this glubb

>>57503974
Save a bit of dosh and get the cooler master t2 over the usually recommended hyper 212

It's a couple bucks cheaper, much smaller and quieter, while only performing 2°c worse on average

Stick with the stock cooler
Go for 8GiB ram is cheap
What is that psu?

>>57504035
a cheaPC
>>57504069
very well
>>57504189
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817170014
A really cheap one that I can get even cheaper.

just get a ps4 you poorcunt

there is literally nothing more pathetic than someone building a pc with console specs

kys

no dedicated gpu?

>>57504587
If it's got an i3 and no graphics card, he's probably not using it for gaming.

>>57504587

Someone trying to build this low prob will just pirate everything so a PS4 is useless.

>>57504614

The Intel HD 530 is perfectly fine for light gaming. You get get 60fps in 1080p for all multiplayer games (League, Dota, CSGO etc) and around 30fps for AAA games if you fiddle about enough. It's a good stopgap til they can afford a dedicated GPU.

>>57503974
>logisys 480w
Hope you don't mind your house burning down. Seriously, though. PSU is the LAST thing you should cheap out on. Avoid anything under $40. Also avoid brands like Logisys, Raidmax, Diablotek, something that comes with a case or anything generic.

>>57504587
>gaming
>no graphic card
bleach yourself degenerate
>>>/v/
>>>/mlp/
>remaster station 4
oh please

>>57504719
Will it burn even in low intensity tasks?

>>57504713
I heard amd cpu has better integrated gpu

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>>57504035
Praise the GNUtanari

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>>57504758
Yes. Those "480w" power supplies are really more like 200w. And that's stretching it. They'd fail at even being a paperweight, they're so terrible. Pic related, although very old, is very similar to what you can expect from a cheap power supply. Look how shitty it is.

>>57504780
Are the gold, platinum and titanium efficiency certification level good indicators?

>>57504805
Generally speaking, yes. Any 80+ rated power supply should be fairly decently built - in order to use power efficiently, the supply must be well designed. I'd still avoid no-name brands even if they're 80+ though. Just to be safe.