Recomendations??

give me a sec, choosing parts can take time.

>>116326
Thanks man

Something like this build would be good for $1,000

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/pRykvK

Specs:
i5-4690K
R9 390
600 watt PSU
16GB RAM
1TB HDD + 480GB SSD

Install OS and vydias on SSD and put movies/music on the HDD. With a build like this you should be able to max out all games on 1080p and maybe even 1440p. It's also VR ready (has an async capable GPU).

>>116342
The GPU also has 8GB of GDDR5 vRAM @ 384 GB/s so you'll get the best performance on VR especially for the price.

Sorry I realized you said under $1,000. In that case just don't buy the SSD for now, that will bring the price down to ~$940.

You can still play vydia and whatnot but boot and load times will be a little long.

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>>116325
what i'd do is buy the cheapest-ass piece of garbage i could get second hand for $100. then use this as a basis for comparison and spend the rest on something with what you need.

>>116342
Thank you. I will try to get some more money to get the SSD too.

>>116361
np man, good luck. Make sure to watch a few youtube videos on building a custom desktop to review parts/connectors and general safety. Make sure you get an anti-static wrist strap from amazon for like 3$ or constantly ground yourself when assembling the desktop.