My PCPartPicker builds -Looking for a new PC (GUIDE)

cale2003

Looking for a new PC, Check out several of these builds I have put together om PcPartPicker!
NOTICE: This is to be used as a general guide AND buying these builds if you wamt but you need to research first before you buy any PC also.
chesterbigbird:
I think the main reason behind the thread is to help people.. but should only be used as a helpful guide. There is multiple configurations people can do.. and some parts are better then others. If anyone is searching for a new pc.. they really need to research first.
All these builds are 100% customizable
Budget Build
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jRtf4D

• Includes SSD (120GB)
• DOES NOT include Windows OS or Monitor
• Price: $318-400 (Once OS is added)

High End Gaming
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/NNmT7P

• Includes OS, No monitor.
• 2TB 7200rpm Western Digital HDD
• Includes EVGA GTX 980
• Price: $1902-??? (If monitor is bought)

Cheaper Gaming Build
http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/Q4WqJx

• Includes GTX 750 Ti
• Will be able to play recent games at Medium to High settings
• DOES NOT include OS or monitor
• Price: $674-??? (If OS is added, 770-800 if monitor and OS added, 800+)
• Will most likely play TS4 at Ultra at 1920x1080 but at 4K you may need a new GPU

GTA V Build (Medium-High settings)
http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/LmTcrH

• Includes GTX 750 Ti
• Matches reccommended requirements for GTA 5
• Includes 250GB SSD
• Made for GTA V
• Will play GTA V at 1920x1080 at MOSTLY Medium settings
• DOES not Include: Windows OS, Monitor, Optical drive.

Price: 906-1000+
SIDE NOTE: Even though this build is a little similar to the above build (Cheaper Gaming Build) this is a good choice if you want GTA V only and some older games, on GTA 5 you COULD even max everything out and look at 25-35fps

Web-Surfing ONLY Budget Build
http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/NsGT7P

• Includes 250gb HDD (5900rpm)
• Includes 2GB of DDR3 RAM (Upgradable)
• DOES NOT INCLUDE: OS, Monitor.

Price: $270 (If OS is bought- $370, if OS and monitor bought- $370+)

The Sims 4 Build COMPLETE WITH OS AND MONITOR!
http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/2CJ3XL
If you want to only play TS4 then buy this build, complete with an OS and monitor.

• Includes GTX 660 - Will max out TS4 with little FPS drops
• Motherboard does not have USB 3.0 headers, but case does you can switch the motherboard if you want.

Price Information:
If bought complete: $915
If bought without OS and Monitor: $680

Everyday Work PC + Some Photoediting
This desktop will be able to handle all your daily tasks and some photoediting and SOME gaming, although buying a graphics card will help, upgrading the CPU to a Core i5 is recommended for games. (UPGRADING RAM TO 8GB IS RECOMMENDED FOR HEAVIER PHOTOEDITING AND GAMES)
http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/cNcDyc

• Includes 160GB HDD
• Comes with 4GB of RAM (Upgradable)
• DOES NOT INCLUDE MONITOR OR OS BY DEFAULT.

Price Information:
Base Price: $430
With OS: $530-600
With Monitor: $500+
With OS and Monitor: $500+

phoebebebe13

@cale2003 you know chester can help you what are you doing? LOL @chesterbigbird

chesterbigbird

Lol who wants to play GTA V with ,25fps. 750ti is not strong enough.

Colton147147

I can also configure a desktop for you, but I am not as experienced as @chesterbigbird.

JessicaSimston

Not sure if you're interested, but I'd reccomend this. It's $1039 dollars but you'd have to search for it on the US site (I'm in the UK)

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/guide/wnttt6/modest-gaming-build

I'm not sure wether this thread is to help people or for a PC you want to buy, but either way I think it'd benifit someone.

chesterbigbird

JessicaSimston wrote: »

Not sure if you're interested, but I'd reccomend this. It's $1039 dollars but you'd have to search for it on the US site (I'm in the UK)

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/guide/wnttt6/modest-gaming-build

I'm not sure wether this thread is to help people or for a PC you want to buy, but either way I think it'd benifit someone.

I think the main reason behind the thread is to help people.. but should only be used as a helpful guide. There is multiple configurations people can do.. and some parts are better then others. If anyone is searching for a new pc.. they really need to research first.