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>>289153
You can do much better than that.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/P7HKbj

Same processor with different name (onboard graphics is worse, but you won't be using it).
16GB instead of 8GB
2TB SSHD instead of 500GB HDD
DDR4 2400 instead of 2133
1050Ti instead of 1050
Non-retarded power supply

Still cheaper, so I threw in a case to stick it in.

If you're not the one buying the parts and putting it together, I guess the price is fair.

The parts suck though, that motherboard needs a BIOS update before you can use that CPU with it, which requires an older CPU that the board already supports.

That's a normal 1050 and not the 1050 Ti, plus 2gb is pretty shit for a GPU.

You REALLY do not need 800W for that underpowered shit.

I'd throw something together, but it looks like someone else already did.

>>289159
>>289161
Thank you so much for your help.

>>289161
>which requires an older CPU that the board already supports.
You can do it with a raspberry pi: http://www.win-raid.com/t58f16-Guide-Recover-from-failed-BIOS-flash-using-Raspberry-PI.html

>>289171
wouldn't be better to change the motherboard?

>>289159
>r with different name (onboard graphics is worse, but you won't be using it).
>16GB instead of 8GB
>2TB SSHD instead of 500GB HDD
>DDR4 2400 instead of 2133
>1050Ti instead of 1050
>Non-retarded power supply
>Still cheaper, so I threw in
I hate people who uses pcpart picker because (at least from a canadian perspective) they dont show shipping prices, which usually ends up being higher than a already built pc. SHIPPING COSTS PEOPLE!!!!!!!!

>>289189
Meh, just get them from a local shop. It's not like the price isn't representative.

>>289181
Depends whether you have one of:

- a version of the motherboard that came with a current BIOS
- a spare Skylake
- a raspberry pi and six wires

or not. If you do, it's $20 well saved.