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My name is corbin and i am wanting to get into online gaming. I have a budget around 400$ and want to build my own desktop but don't know what to get. I also need help deciding on a case, Video card, Solid State drive, and a CPU fan. If you can help me anyway i would be grateful.
 
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My name is corbin and i am wanting to get into online gaming. I have a budget around 400$ and want to build my own desktop but don't know what to get. I also need help deciding on a case, Video card, Solid State drive, and a CPU fan. If you can help me anyway i would be grateful.

Tiny budget.

Focus on the CPU, GPU and RAM first.

CPU fan isn't important as it comes supplied, case isn't important as it doesn't add performance, a decent sized SSD would be difficult to squeeze in that budget.
 
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sorry to say $400 aint gonna get you much especially throwing in a solid state drive that alone is a good 60-120 dollars. not to mention power supply, motherboard so on and so forth. i wish i could help further but from scratch your not gonna get much from that low of a budget. :(
 

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The only thing you could build on $400 is a semi-sufficient Pentium G rig and overclock it until it melts.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/V6kD99

This config is just an example and you should not under any circumstances buy a brand new Pentium G or GTX750Ti today.

Either find a decent used PC with Core i5 in it (like LGA1155 system with i5-2xxx) or start building an entry-level Skylake rig in several stages.
$400 should get you a cheap case/psu combo, an Z170 motherboard, Core i3-6100, and 8GB of cheapest ram. Spend the remainder (if there is any) on a regular HDD.
It will get you through for a while, plus you can probably play TF2 and Dota 2 on built-in IGP at least on minimal settings.

Then start saving on an SSD and minimum a GTX950, because honestly I don't think there is any logical reason to buy low-end previous gen hardware from the store, especially if you are short on cash.
 

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The OP has a post count of 1. Let him come back and reply for more advice otherwise we can exhaust a lot of effort on somebody will no intention of returning.
 
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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zkdFvK here's as good as you're gonna do without buying used.

Use a cardboard box for a case. Pirate windows. If you have a TV with an hdmi port use that as a monitor. If not, buy the monitor here (and run it at like 720p, not the native 1080p). Get the cheapest mouse/keyboard/headphones you can.

Make sure you set the memory to 2133 in the bios, APUs depend heavily on ram speed.

EDIT: ignore this, get the HP prebuilt below for 170. You can't beat that.
 
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Problem being I think the OP needs a full system with power supply, case and all...not just the core components. But agreed, that's a good set of pieces for $400.
Ah I thought it was everything.....good price though. Oh well for all we know the OP could be a bot. :p.
 
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although it Isnt a huge budget, You CAN certainly make Something "doable" happen with that budget. My suggestion would be to Avoid "performance" parts i.e. SSD's, fancy PSU's, coolers, cases etc. I have done what im about to suggest myself, and although it ISNT optimal it Can get oYou up And gaming for Less than $400.

so if I was in your shoes, I would first Buy one of these...HERE

it comes with an operating system,an i5 2500 NON "K" (a very capable Gaming or otherwise CPU) 8Gb's of RAM,a 500Gb HDD ,and even a cheap mouse and keyboard, ALL for $170

that leaves $230 ,

I would then buy a 750ti ( less than 2 inches tall and under 7 inches long)the ones i would suggest require NO external power, and can run off of the Power provided by MOST pcie lanes (45-60 watts) I have ordered a Low profile one to fit into my nephews optiplex 7020 SFF, and the case in the link i provided is NO smaller than that.

that build with a 750ti, and an i5 2500 will run MANY games in 1080p perfectly fine, and beyond. I know for a fact it would even run GTA5, since i have run gta5 on an i3 4160 with a 1Gb 6950, and the build i recommended is a stronger gamer than it is.

Your then finished,buy, and install some games with the remaining $110.00 and have fun :)

**NOTE** in SOME situations, if heat becomes too much in summer months, removing the side panel works wonders, but what do You expect for a Sub $300 Gaming PC ;) oh, and I just saw the whole title, I realize this isn't a "quality" gaming PC , just a capable one. sorry if this doesn't match what you wanted.
 
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I would go for an APU setup on that budget.
 
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Do you need a monitor too? Or do you have one?
 
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so if I was in your shoes, I would first Buy one of these...HERE

That's a damn good deal. Kind of unbelievable. I mean, you're gonna have bloatware installed, but just get rid of it. The deal ends today, if I was the OP I'd snap that up.

The 750ti is certainly the best card for that, due to low power consumption.
 
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That's a damn good deal. Kind of unbelievable. I mean, you're gonna have bloatware installed, but just get rid of it. The deal ends today, if I was the OP I'd snap that up.

The 750ti is certainly the best card for that, due to low power consumption.

yeah but it comes with a repair, reinstall disc too :) bye bye bloat ware

i did the same thing as i said with a dell optiplex 7020. mine was new, cuz i have a buddy who used to work for Dell, but the pricipal is still the same. that CPU is a beast, and the 750ti puts it smack dab in the mid end to upper mid end gaming rig. i know its no liquid cooled extravagant build, but beyond an i5, theres not too much to be gained as far as gaming goes. as of now atleast. thats a great build especially for Sub $300 all said and done, WITH OS and keyboard mouse

but 1080p would be the max playable res, for most games.and Ultra settings would likely be a no no based on the 2Gb's of Vram, but it is GDDR5 so its no slouch either.
 

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Rip OP. Y'all scared him off.

I wonder if he needs a monitor too.
 
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Are you in North America or Europe?
 
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if that's your max budget than forget an SSD. The gains you'll see from it will be ruined by the compromise you make elsewhere.
 
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@Corbin HI,if i was in u'r place i buy those part's i made...have a nice day
 

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@Corbin HI,if i was in u'r place i buy those part's i made...have a nice day
Lolno. That rig won't last OP a year with how outdated/weak that chip is. A locked 4690 will do so much better in the long run. Hell even a used Ivy Bridge i5 will do better than that AMD POS.
 
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Lolno. That rig won't last OP a year with how outdated/weak that chip is. A locked 4690 will do so much better in the long run. Hell even a used Ivy Bridge i5 will do better than that AMD POS.
Man I don't know - if ur strapped for cash AMD CPUs actually make for a good choice. The majority of titles are rly not that particular about their CPU reqs. I've been running a Phenom II X6 for many years now and I still haven't had a reason to change it, in terms of CPU performance at least (meaning that I would enjoy some faster RAM) ^^
 
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I game with intel onboard graphics they are pretty decent for Moba games like dota 2 and I am using an onboard hd graphics from the lower end for my G3258. I think you can go far just buying a skylake computer with making use of the onboard graphics until you can buy a cheap stronger gpu. I don't know which country you stay in so I would use amazon as they ship globally for most pc parts.

I assume this is your first time building a pc. So the basic thing in a pc to get it running is a power supply, motherboard and cpu, harddrive or solid state drive, rams and a case to house your part. You can run without a case if your budget is tight. I use to run pc by just placing it on top of a motherboard box not aesthetically pleasing though. I have a build below with the latest intel cpu.

Here inexpensive and good Power Supply
Skylake Cpu
Motherboard
8GB Ram

All that for about $337. The remaining $63 dollar you can spend on a case and save up for a graphic card. This build I suggested is faster than my current pc.
Edit : I forgot the HDD! Ok you can go a cheaper i3 so you can spend on a hdd but I recommend that i5 as it can serve you long.

Just to say op for pc building there is no rush to build it. Always save enough money to get what you want. For pc building the cpu price,motherboard and power supply price would not drop much. For ram prices they would drop alot over time. So I recommend to focus on the previous 3 first.
 
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So the basic thing in a pc to get it running is a power supply, motherboard and cpu, harddrive or solid state drive, rams and a case to house your part.
You mean everything:slap:
 
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