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Trying to craft a budget gaming desktop build, pooling some old suggestions I got, wanting to trim the price to 600 if possible but if it isn't it isn't. Any suggestions?
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Determine the game you're going to spend the most time on and build your PC around the specs needed to play that game. As you make more money/save up, you can slowly upgrade parts.
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i5, 8GB RAM, GTX 1050ti, 128GB SSD, install Gentoo
There you have it.
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>>58079426
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/kHhwm8
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>>58079426
Seeing that pic related I truly feel sad for you. You shouldn't be a virgin at that age anymore for starters.
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>>58079991
>128GB
don't, 256GB at least
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>>58079426
unless you are reusing parts you are missing parts, plus you are going too high for 600$
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/
here, not too graphically powerful, but has expandability, throw in an hdd and graphics card over time and you are still good.
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