I wanted to see if I could get a "good" pc for cheap by buying used.
So far I got:
i5 2500k (with stock cooler) - 50 €
Gainward GeForce GTX 750 Ti - 90 €
Mainboard Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD3-B3 - 30 €
2x4 GB Kingston 1333 ram - 30 €
Thermaltake Litepower 450W - 20 €
500GB Western Digital HDD Blue - 10 €
So in total 230 €, for a pc that could handle even newer games. Should I invest in a better gpu rather? Which one?
What do you say?
I'll be reusing one of my old pc case
idk man, you're obviously on a budget, but the best video card you can afford.
But with that said, isn't there a point where you would worry about the 2500 bottlenecking a higher end GPU?
In other news, try this on /wsr/, most of the elites pricks here will just ignore this thread.
>>52640776
The 2500k shouldn't theoretically bottleneck any current gpu + the cpu could be overclocked if I invest in a better cooler.
>>52640822
Depends on what you're doing with it I guess.
If youre gaming and have a decent monitor a better GPU would make sense.
90 euros seems pretty steep forms used 750... that's like 250 Canadian pesos I think
That power supply delivers 13/14 amps on the 12v rails, the GPU needs 20amps.
Double check that the graphics card uses two power conectors and not one or the PSU won't be up to scratch.
>>52641532
It's a 750ti, it shouldn't need a PSU connector at all.
>>52640655
Don't skimp on the PSU. Even a Corsair CX will do, since you're not running high-end hardware.
