Completely new to building computers. I have looked at quite

>>342249
Go to pcpartpicker.com and build your PC in it.

It'll find you the cheapest deals on all the components you pick, and it'll tell you if there are any documented problems with what you've chosen.

It'll also tell you how much power the things you've picked need (which will definitely be less than 500W).

RAM and PSU are areas almost everybody overspends on. If the actual specification is the same, there's absolutely no difference between RAM from different assemblers. There are only two or three companies that even make RAM chips, so all you're getting for your extra $20 is a prettier heatsink on the exact same dies.

With PSUs, everyone tends to overspecify them, "just in case". What a waste of money. Compare CPUs and GPUs in the same price bracket year-by-year, and what do you notice? TDP is going *down*. Your next GPU will perform better but use less power, and the overspecified PSU will still be wasted money.

>>342252
I am using pcpartpicker which is why I know that everything is compatible. Just to make sure I'm understanding correctly, I should just buy the cheapest Ram I can get (of course with the amount I want) and I should get just what I need in power.

>>342254
Why did you do the pcpartpicker thing and then keep the link to yourself?

>>342256
That's a good point, I guess stupidity on my part.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/v2sbYr

>>342249
>R7 250
That card is ancient. A 2GB 550 is cheaper, and way faster than it. A 4GB 550 is $12 more, and way faster than it.

AMD did a significant process shrink (not as significant as Nvidia's 9x0 --> 10x0 shrink) with the release of the 4x0 series, and as such any card older than a 4x0 should be considered obsolete.

>>342265
Thanks for the response, I will definitely check out the 2GB 550

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xM8F6X

Slightly updated

Who's she from?

here is an example build i created, it would work fine
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/CjQ3JV
if your looking to do gaming the cpu and gpu are the most important, something around this price range would look correct, depending on what your doing and how much you have to spend and which country you are in.

http://www.logicalincrements.com/
should help you too