I have £500 and I want to build a PC to play games. Nothing too fancy, I just want to be able to play games like minecraft or runescape on maximum settings. I want to be able to upgrade it too should I ever want to go full pc gaming but we'll see.
TL;DR - Help me make a list of parts I need for a good PC. I obviously need to get a monitor too so give me recommendations please.
Thanks /g/urus
>>52050982
pcpartpicker.com
>>52050982
>minecraft on max settings
I'd settle for runescape if I were you
>>52051003
even minecraft at a decent rate is fine with me. I just don't want something that's shit.
Hell even playing Dota or LoL would be fine.
>>52051001
I know of that site, but I don't have a clue what to choose and why. Like I said, I don't know anything about building PCs
>>52051048
Well fucking learn then... Stop being so retarded and look it up for yourself like someone with a brain.
>>52050982
>>52050982
Minecraft and MMO's are CPU intensive, not GPU intensive. So spend most of your money on the processor and get an entry-level video card.
>>52050982
What do you want to play?
>>52052744
>I just want to be able to play games like minecraft or runescape on maximum settings.
>>52051048
reddit.com/r/buildapc and you'll find helpful retards
>>52050982
Check out overclockers.co.uk (bit pricey, near Birmingham i think) or novatech.co.uk (near Portsmouth) for parts. Dont skimp on the cpu. Look at OCing the cpu too.
>>52050982
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=!e_pc
I built my PC for 330$ and it can run battlefield 4 on ultra at 64 fps. Just buy your parts used on amazon. I got a 950 ti for 90 bucks, and an a10 7850k for 82$. Don't be a spare OP
