Building A Gaming Computer

>>62421412
DooM 4 will run at a decent framerate on ultra on most graphics cards. I'd go with a 1050 TI for the graphix, a ryzen 1600 for the processor, a random m2 ssd (enough to hold both DooM and your OS), and 8gb of ram. Scoot along now.

>>62421485
Ah thank you! I hope you have a wonderful night!

>>62421503
Be sure your RAM is compatible with your motherboard of choice, don't buy a cpu cooler, the stock one included with it will suffice as long as you don't push it too much, make sure your m2 SSD of choice will have the same slot type as your motherboard.

>>62421556
Any motherboards you recommend? I was looking at this one: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/wd-blue-pc-ssd-1tb-internal-sata-solid-state-drive-for-laptops/5656480.p?skuId=5656480 (This m2 SSD)

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>>62421580
>best buy
>blowing $300 on an SSD on a $700 budget build

>>62421673
Oh shoot! I was just checking out the terrabyte pricing, it is only $84 for 250GB.

>>62421708
Doom 4 is like 100gb or something. Just so you know

>>62421412
R3 1200 and RX 560

>>62421736
Noted, thank you.

>>62421740
>R3 1200
Awesome, I'll take a look at those!

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>>62421412
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/G78qtJ
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>>62421485
I'd personally drop the CPU slightly to R5 1400, R3 1200, or G4560, and upgrade the GPU to a 1060. Or go R5 1600 + 1060. It's a major upgrade over the 1050 Ti.

>>62421935
Yeah, DooM isn't very processor intensive

>>62421736
It's like 60 now. They reduced the file size with the latest update.

Why would you play that garbage?