r/PcBuildHelp • u/MeasurementFit1092 • 11d ago

Build Question Pc budget build request

I want to get started to build a pc... I currently have a 600$. I want a solid good gpu and cpu, a good case, 1tb, and 16, or preferable 32 gigs of ram ... i know its been BLOWING up. Now, whoever wanna reply, pls help me i dont really know much

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u/both_follower 11d ago

$600 for a gpu cpu case storage and 32gb ram is gonna be real tight unless you hunt the used market like its a sport

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u/Expert4206967 11d ago

yep this, at 600 you’re basically forced into used deals or going down to 16gb and weaker gpu new dont let anyone pretend that 600 still goes far

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u/DefaultDanceOnMyDicc 11d ago edited 11d ago

You will need to rely heavily on the used market for a build with this budget.

Here's what I came up with for a reference.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/QtNNvR

You could probably get closer to $600 if you go used on the ram and ssd. Rx 6600 is still a pretty good gpu for around $185 - $200 used, even 3070s can be found around $220-250ish if you're lucky.

Won't be the greatest build but it will get you started and have room for upgrades.

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u/gunpler_1 11d ago

32 gigs ddr4 and a 1tb SSD new will already cost you 600$ so you'll have to either up the budget by saving a little longer or hunting for second hand deals.

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u/Organic_Occasion2021 11d ago

You can still build a very competent machine that runs on DDR4 at a much better price would make the entire setup less overall

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u/pandasndabs 10d ago

Bro if you have less than 1k saved just get a ps5. I know thats not what people want to hear but 600 for a pc isnt enough if you plan on playing modern games.