/g/ I need some assistance with pic related. I have around US$600

>>58282212
Form factor mini itx setup that you can take with you places

>>58282531
Okay color me ignorant. I did a quick research and this is a super small computer that can also fit a budget, am I right?

>>58282599
Yea, mini itx motherboards for example are usually cheaper. Let me mash something up for you in pcpartpicker

>>58282212
Decent monitors today cost around $300.

>>58282614
I'm waiting! It may turn out a bit more expensive here but hey, it's a good idea in any case.

>>58282630
I can deal with a shitty monitor.

>>58282668
Here you go anon, should run things excellently
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/sxPTFd

>>58282688
Okay that's a bit over my budget, but let me see if I can assemble the same thing here with the same budget.

I will get back to you.

>>58282731
Save up for a bit
Or go cheaper on parts as necessary
1 stick of 8gb ram without a heatspreader
8320 or so for CPU
Cheaper case
Etc

>>58282731
You can get a 1440x900 monitor for $10 at your local thrift store.

>>58282750
>single channel memory
ishiggydiggy dooo
but ishyddt

>>58282784
It's not that big of a performance impact
Gotta make sacrifices for poorfags anon

>>58282750
A similar computer is costing a bit below 970.

I will see what I can do to reduce the price.

While I'm making the build, can I really bring this sort of computer anywhere with me? I mean I know that it's less portable than a desktop PC but how comfortable is it to carry around?

>>58282212
Okay it's done. I had to ... well, basically lower the entire specs of the computer for it to fit my budget.

How well will this run?

Video card: EVGA GT 710
Processor: Intel Core i5-4460
Screen: Samsung LS19F350HNLX/ZS
Motherboard: MSI H81I
RAM: Kingston KVR16R11D8/8 (1 x 8 GB | DIMM DDR3-1600 ECC)
HDD: Western Digital Blue 1TB
Power Supply: EVGA 600B
Case: Cooler Master Elite 130
Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper T2

Will this work?

>>58283152
That GPU might be just slightly faster then integrated graphics.

>>58285291
Er... Yes, you're right. I benchmarked it and figured it was awful. I have two options: buy a better graphics card at the risk of not having enough to pay it, or go for integrated graphics for now, buy everything else better, and get a graphics card later.

>>58286580
Damn anon you're getting shafted on prices. What country. I'll try to help out
Same anon that made you the first list, fell asleep last night. Definitely try to get 4704gb at minimum though

>>58286580
You can also always her pretty decent deals second hand/used

>>58286580
Without a graphics card you won't be playing anything.
Don't spend the money without getting the whole package all at once.
The 710 is garbage.
There's no point getting 'half' a computer, since your situation will not have changed; you will still be unable to play the games you want, but your parts are growing old.

>>58287560
Chile. What I posted are a bit above the $600 mark and I searched for the best prices in a website with similar functionalities.

I don't think that we can get it better.

>>58287580
At the risk of them failing?

>>58287585
>but your parts are growing old
Okay this is true, computer parts grow old pretty quickly.

Maybe I really should save more...?

>>58287801
It's rare it'll fail, test it out if anything, ask for invoice etc to see how old it is. And then cut your budget on everything except the gpu. Cheaper case CPU etc. Just make sure you get 8gb ram and try to get a 4gb 470

>>58287852
>cut your budget on everything except the gpu
Wait really, even the processor?

>>58287865
Yes, for your purposes gpu is the most important option

>>58288147
Okay sorry for taking so long.

I made some few changes, and apparently, a Pentium G4500 processor with a Zotac GTX 1050 video card is the best I can come up with and even then that's slightly past my absolute maximum budget. I literally cannot afford that for a very small difference. And I had to lower myself to 4GB RAM.