Help?

If I have to be clear here this is a debate on what an acceptable budget for a gaming pc is, not a thread just to ask for help deciding...

Acceptable depends on what you want out of a gaming PC. Do you want to be able to max out settings, being ok with high, or don't mind it looking a bit shit for stable FPS.

>>60494668
Acceptable means to me, able to play most games on average settings. Not lowest not highest. Not choppy don't expect full hd either. Playable

>>60494668
And if you have any recommendations or anything it would be appreciated but I really just started this thread to see what people see as a basic starting point for a budget into a decent gaming pc. What's the consensus money whise on this?

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>>60494678
Then go to logical increments, and check out the stuff around the Very Good/Great area

>>60494691
I only ask so someone else can look at your responses and give you a better answer

>>60494718
Okay I appreciate you helping me trying to clarify. I didn't want to make a beg for help thread or nothing lol just looking for a debate here into what is the consensus on average for budget

>>60494691
Look into g4560 builds and ask anons in /pcbg/ to rate them

>>60494740
Id like to just ask for help on what to buy but I don't think that follows the rules on this part of 4 chan.

>>60494744
Any idea what the cost is on something like that? I'm trying to see if I can get away with 1,000

>>60494768
Like less is better I don't wanna spend that much but that's max budget for sure

>>60494793
Try out pcpartpicker and look at some build other people have made for $1000 or less.

>>60494814
Okay thanks

>>60494793
G4560 builds go around 500$ maybr over if you put a rx 570 4gb. At 1k you can make a very respectable ryzen 5 1600 build which will be able to play everything maxed out at that budget with res being up to 1440p60fps if paired with a rx 580 8gb