$650 = fair price?

[nerotoren]

080p 25" HP 25ES Monitor

-Razer Deathadder Gaming Mouse (2018)

-Corsair K55 Gaming Keyboard

- Genius Hi-Fi Professional Speakers

 

Gaming PC Specifications:

CPU: Ryzen 5 1500X @ 3.7Ghz

Motherboard: MSI 350M Gaming Pro (MS-7A39)

RAM: 8GB Corsair 2400MHZ

GPU: Zotac 1050Ti OCEd 4GB

SD: SiliconPower 240GB SSD

PSU: EVGA SuperNova 650W

[mkreku]

It's an entry level computer that will do well at 1080p. You will soon run out of space on that tiny SSD though so you might as well buy an X TB secondary drive at the same time. Other than that it looks good for that price.

 

Oh, and this post should have been in the junkyard.

[Lexx]

Personally I wouldn't go under 16gb ddr4 ram anymore. In fact, I'd rather go with 32gb now... just sucks that ram prices are crazy high right now.

 

Also yes, 250gb alone is not enough at all. I'm using one just for windows alone (and ofc all the temporary and savegame files that games nowadays create on c:/).

Edited June 26, 2018 by Lexx

[Maedhros]

Personally I wouldn't go under 16gb ddr4 ram anymore. In fact, I'd rather go with 32gb now... just sucks that ram prices are crazy high right now.

 

Also yes, 250gb alone is not enough at all. I'm using one just for windows alone (and ofc all the temporary and savegame files that games nowadays create on c:/).

 

16GB (even 8GB) is more than enough for most people though

 

Also, Logitech mice over Razer any day. MX518 for life. I believe its current iteration is called G403.

Edited June 26, 2018 by Thingolfin

[Bartimaeus]

Would agree that 16GB is enough for most people...but for people who like to do stuff with Cheat Engine, Photoshop, VMs, etc., alongside their gaming (as I do), 32GB is becoming more and more of a requirement.

Edited June 26, 2018 by Bartimaeus

[Lexx]

Or if you like to play Star Citizen, then you *need* 32gb. The game is eating 16gb already just from starting it up. :>

Edited June 27, 2018 by Lexx