Had a quick read through here, and went to amazon to find something quick that should get you along the way(in the spoiler). All adding up too $607.
You can go for cheaper stuff but as someone stated earlier you should probably save up too $700-800. Why? Because you'll be able too get slightly more expensive stuffs that'll make your life easier later on. And not worry as much if you aim for a $600 build and end up with something just over, ie $650-ish. Or if you find that you''l need some extra wires, fans, mounting brackets or the like. You've got the money to get it
I would suggest for you to get a ssd(storage) for your main os(ie windows). You don't need the biggest drives for that, ie 120GB(reflected down in the spoiler). I'd suggest 240GB though, as windows puts your documents, pictures and downloads folders on your "main-drive".
You'd probably be better off with a WD Black(storage) instead of Blue, reason is already stated earlier here. Yes hdd's/spin-drives are cheaper than ssd's, but also more prone to damage as they got moving parts.
The CPU I chose here is about $30 cheaper than the first CPU you suggested here, and it's the generation before the last one you suggested.
As for motherboards, I don't see any problems taking a quick look at the prime z390p you found. The one I chose however has slightly more options on wifi/bluetooth connectivity and some other things. Are you going to use it? I don't know. Also the motherboard I found seems to have been bought by more people and will more likely be easier too find help and other documentation online if somethings were too happen.
I don't know how much RAM(memory) you want. From what you put earlier in the thread, I would suggest 2x4GB if you want/need only 8GB of RAM. I put 16GB(2x8GB) in the spoiler because it was cheaper than 2x4GB when I looked. The RAM I pout in the spoiler should be equal to the RAM you found earlier.
And I just put your choice for tower case.
You say you've got a GPU and a power supply, so I didn't include them in the spoiler.
Just to have put my five cents on the matter out here, a 1050 or 1050ti should be a good starting point if you were to buy a GPU. I've got a 780ti from when I built my computer, and it's still kicking.
And a power supply of 750W should be more than enough for most systems. And the feeling I'm getting of what you want for your current build, 650W should also be good.
There is alot of stuffs you could do to reduce the costs of "my build". Ie don't do the ssd thing, go with the WD blue, and use the motherboard you found. All of this should get you well within your budget.
The components I chose are based off of the fact that you said you wouldn't use this build on must newer games. If you aren't gonna play games at all on this build, you could lower the specs even more. Are gonna do more hefty stuffs like rendering or animating, you'd probably have too up atleast the RAM and the GPU alot.
Hope I didn't confuse you with all this, and if anyone have more insight in tho computer building please feel free to "correct" me if I've made any grave mistakes.
C'ya
You can go for cheaper stuff but as someone stated earlier you should probably save up too $700-800. Why? Because you'll be able too get slightly more expensive stuffs that'll make your life easier later on. And not worry as much if you aim for a $600 build and end up with something just over, ie $650-ish. Or if you find that you''l need some extra wires, fans, mounting brackets or the like. You've got the money to get it
I would suggest for you to get a ssd(storage) for your main os(ie windows). You don't need the biggest drives for that, ie 120GB(reflected down in the spoiler). I'd suggest 240GB though, as windows puts your documents, pictures and downloads folders on your "main-drive".
You'd probably be better off with a WD Black(storage) instead of Blue, reason is already stated earlier here. Yes hdd's/spin-drives are cheaper than ssd's, but also more prone to damage as they got moving parts.
The CPU I chose here is about $30 cheaper than the first CPU you suggested here, and it's the generation before the last one you suggested.
As for motherboards, I don't see any problems taking a quick look at the prime z390p you found. The one I chose however has slightly more options on wifi/bluetooth connectivity and some other things. Are you going to use it? I don't know. Also the motherboard I found seems to have been bought by more people and will more likely be easier too find help and other documentation online if somethings were too happen.
I don't know how much RAM(memory) you want. From what you put earlier in the thread, I would suggest 2x4GB if you want/need only 8GB of RAM. I put 16GB(2x8GB) in the spoiler because it was cheaper than 2x4GB when I looked. The RAM I pout in the spoiler should be equal to the RAM you found earlier.
And I just put your choice for tower case.
You say you've got a GPU and a power supply, so I didn't include them in the spoiler.
Just to have put my five cents on the matter out here, a 1050 or 1050ti should be a good starting point if you were to buy a GPU. I've got a 780ti from when I built my computer, and it's still kicking.
And a power supply of 750W should be more than enough for most systems. And the feeling I'm getting of what you want for your current build, 650W should also be good.
$59.99
$17.99
$184.99
$179.00
$114.99
$49.99
$17.99
$184.99
$179.00
$114.99
$49.99
There is alot of stuffs you could do to reduce the costs of "my build". Ie don't do the ssd thing, go with the WD blue, and use the motherboard you found. All of this should get you well within your budget.
The components I chose are based off of the fact that you said you wouldn't use this build on must newer games. If you aren't gonna play games at all on this build, you could lower the specs even more. Are gonna do more hefty stuffs like rendering or animating, you'd probably have too up atleast the RAM and the GPU alot.
Hope I didn't confuse you with all this, and if anyone have more insight in tho computer building please feel free to "correct" me if I've made any grave mistakes.
C'ya
. I don't think that your games will work on there though
