Description: Gaming, General Use (Sims, Youtube, maybe steam games) (NO MIR, unless it's worth it)
•Budget: ~800 (Preferably cheaper)
•Planned time until purchase: This weekend
•Do you need an Operating System?: No
•Do you have any specific preferred components?: 8 Gigs Ram, Small SSD for Windows, if a 240 GB is cheap enough I'll just use this until I buy her a TB HD for everything else
•Do you need a sound or wireless card?: No
•Do you want stock cooling or do you plan on overclocking?: No overclocking, would like a K version to make it last if it's affordable
•Do you need a monitor? mouse? keyboard?: No, will upgrade her monitor later
•Zip code/location? (Shipping costs): L3Z 1R7 (Canada, Ontario)

Like this, eh?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/PpbXpg

Are you shafting me?

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/XcxG6h

That's what I currently came up with not sure if I should readjust anything or if I can fit a AMD CPU into the Bitfenix as I've had the case for a while (forgot to mention I purchased case and it's not included in purchase price)

e// I know I can reduce price by $120 by going down to 8 Gigs and removing one of the hard drives..

Just wondering if I can go cheaper with similar performance for her needs

This post was edited by Devo on Feb 26 2015 11:12am

Is there any revisions to my build to help make it cheaper?
Besides what I mentioned above buying tomorrow just want to make sure I can't squeeze more buck for budget out of this case.

Why don't you go with an AMD mITX build?

I didn't realize that would fit, I have been out of the computer building since I built my PC to be honest, what would be a good CPU/Mobo? I could do the rest.

This post was edited by Devo on Feb 27 2015 10:33am

I think I love you, I will more than likely grab this build will report back tomorrow and see if these Canadians love fellow Canadians and will give me a deal or not.

Went exactly with this build but switched SSD for Kingston and saved $40, as well as $30 from in store deals

Nooo....

The first batch of Kingston SSDs were good, but they started using worse materials, which essentially means their new batches are slower.