Slc, ut

Coworker needs build for 14yo kid, no time to shop, show me wug.

Amazon/newegg only would be great.

Swapped SSD and case from above link.
Had that inland SSD die on me 2 times.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/26g8sZ

Thanks guys! I edited ever-so slightly, considering it's for a kid and it's closer to the budget without needing rebates.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2V8LKB

M.2 as cache drive, large storage drive since he's a kid and will likely be downloading more games/won't properly be able to manage separate SSD/Storage partitions.

Flashy case since kids like that sort of thing, right? Leaving the option of expand-ability with dedicated GPU.

looks good, i'd change the psu to the capstone 550w for $5 less too

Damn, wouldn't have recommended if I knew it was inherently bad. Just has good reviews and cheap, so it's an easy way to save some $$ over a big name brand (even like kingston or Adata)

@OP, the 2200g will be noticibly worse than the 2400g. 2400g has double the CPU threads and about 50% better gfx performance out of the box.

This post was edited by zell1luk on Dec 1 2018 01:43pm

I'm aware, still fine for Fortnite and I'm sure the inevitable GPU upgrade down the line won't show much difference in the long run.



Good call!

4c/8t and roughly gt 1030 level igpu performance, nothing special
but for that price I mean damn
value monster

Yep, I'm anti inland since like 6 months ago when I had all this nonsense
Was the same drives, 240gb

This post was edited by Penguins0690 on Dec 1 2018 08:54pm

Noted.



Still stuck with a 4c/4t CPU which is already on the low side, in a couple years that thing will be a bottleneck. Just spend the extra money on the 2400g, you'll be glad you did.