Quote (Penguins0690 @ Apr 7 2017 01:51pm)

If doing piece by piece I would do something like...

1.Hard drive, Case, DVD Drive (if want that), case fans if one isn't in front and back - these prices don't really fluctuate
2. Power Supply - $100ish item depending on how good it is ofc
3. CPU/Mobo/RAM - expensive single purchase. Would do cpu/Mobo at the same time and wait on ram if u have to
4. GPU - lots of money on single part
5. SSD - SSDs are high in price atm

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/87CmvV
Over budget but I wouldn't build a computer with anything less


Most definitely wait for ryzen 5

Quote (MadArmy @ Apr 7 2017 12:56pm)

Like i said, i'm fine with going a little over if its worth it.
I dont know much about actually building pcs and what i need so all/any info helps

Quote (Penguins0690 @ Apr 8 2017 12:21am)

waiting for ryzen r5 will definitely allow for a little more wiggle room for other parts which is why I recommend waiting.

Quote (MadArmy @ Apr 7 2017 02:56pm)

Like i said, i'm fine with going a little over if its worth it.
I dont know much about actually building pcs and what i need so all/any info helps

Quote (WhoBut_WBMason @ Apr 8 2017 08:53am)

Ghot has actually posted about why it's bad to but piece by piece

And it was logical

Quote (MadArmy @ 8 Apr 2017 18:46)

Only thing i can think of is that it would be out of date by the time you buy every piece. I should have everything done in 1-2 months tops.

Quote (ZwiX @ Apr 8 2017 03:29pm)

True. And I can't see why you wouldn't just save up and get it all at once or at least within the refund time.

Quote (MadArmy @ Apr 8 2017 01:46pm)

Only thing i can think of is that it would be out of date by the time you buy every piece. I should have everything done in 1-2 months tops.

Quote (MadArmy @ 10 Apr 2017 20:07)

:)