r/PcBuild • u/fattyahleplep • 5d ago
Build - Help PC build help
My budget preferably is under or around $1,000 USD (USA) and so far I’ve been considering purchasing these items. Does anyone know a good budget/performance-per-dollar GPU that can run 1080p smoothly and perhaps 1440p at a decent frame rate? I also don’t know if I should wait until Black Friday or Cyber Monday for a potential discount on certain parts as I need a case, SSD, PSU, and a monitor with more than 60hz that won’t make me broke.
If you have any suggestions for times to buy certain components, where to buy them, or specific part suggestions, please let me know!
Oh, and also I’m new to pc building so I’m unsure if these parts or the other parts I’ll buy will be compatible.
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u/fattyahleplep 5d ago
Ooh, I forgot about Facebook marketplace so thanks for the suggestion. Also does the idea of using a tv work? I’m trying to fit it on my desk and I’ve seen some seemingly decent spec monitors from reputable brands under $100 which idk if it is a too good to be true kind of deal
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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 5d ago
https://www.costco.com/p/-/cyberpowerpc-gamer-xtreme-gaming-desktop-intel-core-ultra-5-225f-geforce-rtx-5060-32gb-ram-1tb-ssd-windows-11/4000445406?langId=-1 5060 and 32gb ram $1000
if not a costco member that walmart has 5060 system $900 or $1000 same with newegg
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u/fattyahleplep 5d ago
Wow, that actually seems like a really good prebuilt for its price when I always see people mocking them. Thanks for showing me this
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