Quote (TwinHere @ Sep 17 2020 12:13pm)
Working a full time job while being a full time student, doesn't give me a lot of time to look around and build a computer myself. I have no clue what to put into the computer, nor do I have time to look into it. That's the only reason I'm asking.
The above two responses don't really help because I still don't know what exactly to look for.
Take a peak at the other computer building subfourm. I'm sure someone has posted with a similar budget. I'm out of the loop now since I no longer really play anything demanding and haven't considered a new build in years.
I also worked and was a student when I built my first pc. It is one of the easiest things to do. It's Lego but easier because there's only a few key pieces. Honestly installing windows and your applications on a pc is more annoying than building it.
I highly reccomend building a pc. There's a million guides, and most of the old guides remain relevant since the hardware from a physical perspective has not changed much on the exterior, aka connecting and mounting things.
Just dive in. Only warning is that you will want to build more or keep adding to it in the future.