680 Dollar Pc Advice

[bOOm_headshOt]

I have been looking for a PC but I really can't decide if I should buy a prebuilt or build it myself (I never built a PC before). And If you have an idea about which components/model of PC is both good for my budget and if possible i5 and up. By the way, I am going to be using it for 3d designing, gaming, game making, etc. Please comment any suggestions and where I can buy them. Thanks in advance!

 

[Colif]

I have to assume you in the USA as that price would possibly get you part of a GPU in Australia, then you need rest of the PC (and the rest of the GPU)

It is probably better elsewhere.

 

[Brian Boru]

I haven't seen anything in the $680 range, around $1,000 is cheapest I've seen for a low-end gaming PC.

You might get some ideas from this:

Gaming PC build guide

It's team AMD all the way with our gaming PC build guide.

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[DXCHASE]

If you want to do what you said on a PC, increase that budget, at least double, unless you want to spend another 685 in a year or so.

Check this guide out too from PCG.

Best gaming PC builds: budget, mid-range and high-end recommendations

From an $800 penny-saving PC to a $4,000 monster.

www.pcgamer.com

 

[bOOm_headshOt]

I have to assume you in the USA as that price would possibly get you part of a GPU in Australia, then you need rest of the PC (and the rest of the GPU)

It is probably better elsewhere.

Well I actually live in turkey which makes it 10,000 and you can buy 5 ryzen 5s for that price

 

[bOOm_headshOt]

well I guess that price varies from country to country because here in turkey you can get a HP pavilion desktop for about 635.

 

[Colif]

okay, I didn't know. Its hard to tell where anyone is from

 

[bOOm_headshOt]

okay, I didn't know. Its hard to tell where anyone is from

I get it I mean turkey is a small country. And the economy stinks. I mean 1 American dollar is 15.90 turkish liras.

 

[Lutfij]

Well, you could just stylize your thread like this thread;

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