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Hey everyone! My mate got into pc gaming but i have 0 knowledge on this type of area. Currently transferring over from xbox.

-So my budget would be around $400-$800

-Would mainly use it for gaming (ex. Apex, escape from tarkov, rust, csgo and so on)

-Currently own a curved Samsung monitor 32" 60hz.

-yes i would need everything

And rest of the questions is not knowledgeable for me.

Any help would be appreciated! My first build so cheaper would be nice. Don't mind upgrading on the way, just enough for my build to handle itself with some games at the very least till i upgrade it some more
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There's a significant difference between a $400 and an $800 PC, that's a huge variance, so you're really going to have to narrow down and clarify your budget for us. Also, I'm assuming you're using USD as opposed to CAD, AUD, NZD, etc?

What Samsung monitor do you own- what resolution is it, 1080p, 1440p, 4k?

What exactly is "everything" that you need? All of the components to build a PC we understand, but what peripherals are required exactly?

What will the PC be used for other than gaming, if anything?

Anything else we should know? Any preferences(brands, colour scheme, storage, fans, etc)?
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21 wrote There's a significant difference between a $400 and an $800 PC, that's a huge variance, so you're really going to have to narrow down and clarify your budget for us. Also, I'm assuming you're using USD as opposed to CAD, AUD, NZD, etc?

What Samsung monitor do you own- what resolution is it, 1080p, 1440p, 4k?

What exactly is "everything" that you need? All of the components to build a PC we understand, but what peripherals are required exactly?

What will the PC be used for other than gaming, if anything?

Anything else we should know? Any preferences(brands, colour scheme, storage, fans, etc)?


Yes it's USD currency. Well the budget would be $500-$700 USD then.

Ill need a keyboard and mouse. I already own a headset (Razer kraken tournament edition) newbie at this so would i need something else thats important than those three?

Mostly it would be use for gaming and maybe some video editing for my gopro but more for gaming.

I dont have any preferences since I'm new at this area. Brands dont matter as long they perform well (hence I'm still going to upgrade it time from time) doesnt matter what color scheme. Im not picky in that area

The rest of your questions would be the same answer. I'm still planning to upgrade its parts so starting off cheap that would perfect. As long i can still use it for gaming.
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