One of the most common misconceptions about games on the PC is that it costs thousands of dollars to start yet. In fact, most games cost less than $1,000 and still provide a notable improvement in performance over the current generation of consoles. That is why we provide an example of economic system that still must be pumped solid performance, 60 frames per second in modern titles in 1080 p.
Construction, explained
For our CPU, we have chosen a chip of sixth generation Intel Core i3-6100. It is a chip dual - core with Hyper-threading and 3.7 GHz core clock speed. It is not the most impressive chip, but costs around $100, and is enough to not suffocate our choice of discrete graphics.
Speaking of graphics, the GTX 1050 is an easy option for economic generation. It is also just around $100, depending on the couple Board and model, with basic models 2 GB of GDDR5 memory. Despite its economic nature, it is a very capable card to 1080 p to an average of 60 fps or higher in Fallout 4 with the configuration uploaded to ultra.
As for the other parts, things are less specific. We recommend an SSD, a boot drive 128 GB with a mechanical data of 1 TB disk, or a 256 GB SSD. In terms of memory, 8 GB is becoming the standard, and we recommend a dual channel kit for performance and value.
Choose a power supply is more important than it seems, and cheaping out can cause permanent damage to other components. Stick to renowned brands, such as Corsair, EVGA, Thermaltake, SeaSonic, XFX, NZXT. For our purposes, we do not need more than 430 to 500 Watts. While I'll save Sandy details of certifications of efficiency 80 +, be sure to choose one that is at least 80 +, if not 80 + bronze.
Choose a case is a little more ethereal, as it depends largely on aesthetics. However, you want to be sure that you will find something with lots of space for cables and air flow.
As with all parts lists, prices and the needs of the user are subject to change, so be sure to see alternative items selection guide or design your own structure and scroll down for detailed instructions to assemble everything.
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