Does this need extra parts like fans, etc.?

What other cases would be compatible that also looks cool?

Hmm… Could save $20 with R3 2200G without losing performance. Seems the price of R3 1300X is going up since Ryzen 1st-gen is now out of production, but enough demand still exists?

How well does this setup run games? Ex: R6, PUBG, etc. Is there any room for cheap improvements? thanks

Is this easy to build because i want to give it to my little brother and i want him to build it without my help

What would you recommend if I were looking to add an optical drive?

So... I bought all these parts (with some compatible modifications), and they are sitting here on my table because I've never built a PC before. I know I can just go straight to YouTube, but does anyone here recommend a particular build basics video? Something that explains what goes where and how and why, and maybe explains what various cables are for? help :) Thanks!

Does the CPU come with Thermal Paste Pre-applied? OR do I need to buy some? Also do you suggest buying an anti-static wrist band?

I went ahead and built this. After a brief scare where I didn’t install the RAM sticks all the way, I’m pleased to say my first build was a success. Except, when a try to load up (an older torrented) version of subnautica it tells me that the graphics card is not strong enough, and I get like 2 FPS on the menu screen. I find this pretty hard to believe that this $300 GTX 1060 can’t handle that game. Is there something wrong here or is the card really not strong enough?

This build or the modest Intel build? I'm mainly looking to edit videos with a little gaming on the side. I'm new to all of this by the way. Thanks.

How well would i build like this be able to run medium games such as: Fortnite, Pubg, League of Legends etc.?

Would I be able to substitute the GTX 1060 with a GTX 1070? Are the dimensions of the gpu variation important?

I'm new to all this, but would I be able to run dual monitor perfectly fine like playing CSGO(120-200FPS)/LoL on the first monitor and have Netflix running on the second monitor?

Would this build be fine not getting too hot and loud as my room tends to get pretty hot even with a fan on during summer?

I dont play many AAA games outside of WoW. What kind of fps could i expect from this build if i run WoW on high or ultra settings at 1080p?

a nVidia card, on an AMD build

Any reason this wouldn't work for Ubuntu-style linux? I've verified the CPU and GPU should work but any advice appreciated.

just watched a side by side comparison of this cpu with i3 7100 and they are exactly the same. i3 7100 is much cheaper so would that be better? I am not sure because there could be different factors i dont know about.

So whats a good monitor to buy on this build? I just want something inexpensive without cutting any corners.

Whats the best windows version to get for this, and where can you get it for cheap?

How does this compare to, say, an Acer Aspire like this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0722GKVTK/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3ND8QLNDX995A ? First-time buyer/builder on a budget and not sure what to do. Thanks.

Does this build require any additional fans? Also does anyone have any monitor recomendations?

Is this vr ready?

will this build work with a 500w power suplie or will i have to buy the 550 one as i have a 500w one now of nice qualty

What would be a good monitor to get for this build?

I'm planning to buy this build, and build my first pc next month! However I'd like a different case/tower for the pc. The most intense game I play is Wow/final fantasy 14, and then League of legends and old school runescape. I want silence, or near it, and my case to stay fairly clean by itself. ) I REALLY want LED lighting, preferably a case that changes colors, any reccomendations? Orange/yellow/gold with a silverish metallic would be awesome too!

Also, would this PC have any Issues with heat if played for 12+ hours?

Hello, I'm trying to switch from Xbox One to PC and I was wondering if this would outperform my Xbox. I don't really want to go any higher on my budget so if this can perform at least 1080p60fps on high settings, I'll be happy.

Would this run something like Ghost Recon: Wildlands at an acceptable (not necessarily excellent) level?

is this build good enough that i can stream and game at 1080p at 60fps with dual monitors? i'm still reading the website and been watching some videos to really get an indepth understand of how computers get built and such. any help would be appreciated, Thank and oh! wonderful build.

Thinking of building my first computer, and I would do these parts but with a Ryzen 5 1600 processor, and I have two probably-stupid questions:

Would this be able to connect to wifi as-is, or would I need to buy something else to do that?

and

How many USB ports would be available on the finished computer using this motherboard/case/etc.?

Im building a similar computer with the same graphics card but instead of the same cpu you have I am using a ryzen 1500x cpu. How well do you think this would run Games like Battlefield 1/V or fallout?

This might be a stupid question to ask, but does this work with Ethernet as is?

How does\would this cope with vr ?????? and if any upgrades needed

I am pretty new to PC building but I am unsure of the best way to get internet to my pc WFI? I have 2 doors in the way of the router so I am not sure I will be able to use ethernet

also love ur builds Manirelly xD

Do I need to get a network card for this build for ethernet? How about a wifi connection.

Hey guys - rookie question:

I'd like to add wifi and Bluetooth and am looking for recommendations.. Should I buy a motherboard with bluetooth/wifi built-in or add the card separately? If I add a separate bluetooth/wifi card, will I have space in the case and be able to connect with the included motherboard?

I have recently decided I want to learn how to put my own pc together, and just found this site. Very nice. I found this build and I wanted to ask a question or three.

I plan on playing Fallout 4 with some mods that are known to be graphically intensive (or at least known for fps loss), but I'm not going to be playing at ultra or anything. I don't mind medium settings. I probably wouldn't mind playing at 720p honestly. I also will probably play the Witcher 3.

I've heard that Fallout prefers Nvidia cards. Does that matter given that I am not going to use higher setings? Or should I lean toward Nvidia for Fallout regardless?

I also want to build my pc in such a way that I leave the door wide open for future upgrades if I want to upgrade later. Basically able to upgrade anything and everything if I needed to for some future game. Is that something that is doable? Or am I dreaming?

And lastly, my pc will be using my TV as it's monitor if that makes a difference.

Thank you for any information or input.

hey I wanted to ask if it runs games like fortnite and pubg without lagging?

I've been looking at this and the intel modest build and decided to go with this one. I have a Corsair CX 600W 80+ Bronze Certified power supply and was wondering if I could use that rather than using the 550W in the list? This will be my first PC to build so I'm not really sure if its' compatible

Would this build be able to run a game like Doom? Also I was wondering if I would have to purchase a receiver to add on or if it already has one?

Would this include windows 10? Or do I have to purchase a copy?

Anyone got any advise between the rx 580 8gb and the gtx 1060 6gb? They seem similarly priced, maybe the 1060 has an edge there but 580 has free sync compatibility.

Can this support VR?

When buying the parts from these guides, does thermal paste come with the cpu or do I have to buy it seperately? And if it does come with the cpu, are there better options of thermal paste? or is the that comes with the cpu sufficient enough?

I got a free tesla c2075, is it compatible?

So I only need these pieces to build and get the computer running, or do I need to buy some more pieces?

Just used this build myself and everything's working amazingly (considering I only really use it for gaming), but I was wondering if additional intake fans would be suggested for this build.

Great build I think you could have gone with a different case (such as the Fractal Design Meshify C Mini) because as I see, the power supply will choke at least one fan of a custom GPU cooler and you will have lower compatibility because all future cards will need to have a blower style cooler.

Would this build be viable if all parts were kept the same, but the CPU upgraded to the Rysen 5 1600?

is this capable of vr? if not, how can I upgrade so?

Will this be able to run AAA games like fortnite

The description says that they reccomend the "Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB edition" GPU.

But I don't see this GPU on the parts list? Does the part's list not include everything you need?

i think that this would be good for basic entry level gaming, but if you want to get into a more serious style of gaming such as 4k 60 fps, then either a cpu or gpu upgrade would be effective for this

The PSU costs more than it needs to. The $40 EVGA 500 watt bronze is all you need. There is no need for a SSD or if I was going to get one I'd just buy a larger 1tb one and ditch the HDD. You wouldn't see any increase in cost if you purchased cheaper ram and a cheaper PSU. The motherboard is decent and I would have gone with the Ryzen 3 1200 because even without overclocking it should easily achieve 60 frames per second, and most people have 60hz monitors. Overall I think you could save 100$ and all without losing more than 10% of your frames in only the most demanding titles out there. I currently use a Ryzen 5 1600 and the same GTX 1060 model that is here, and I've determined this by underclocking and disabling cores just so that I have the first hand knowledge of what it is like running a system like this.

I also tested with my ram at the stock 2133mhz base clock and I am using an ADATA 120gb SSD to boot. If my numbers were off, it may have something to do with that, but again, I'd just buy a larger SSD instead of spending any cash on that HDD and more expensive PSU, etc.

Not to be rude or anything, but next time research a bit before making a parts list for thousands of people to see... Maybe something like this https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9Yd229