Budget gaming PC

[dougherty907]

I know this question has been asked a thousand times but I cam never make sense of all of the different parts and what not
I am looking at building a gaming pc to expand my knowledge of computers and electronics but I only want to spend around $400-500 for the actual computer as I dont have a monitor or keyboard or mouse. The computer doesnt have to be massively powerful because I dont plan on playing games that require huge power, and I cant play online as my internet access is very limited
Hope you guys can help

 

[IDProG]

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/KKfBbj
There you go.

 

[dougherty907]

Thankyou
What can you recommend for a monitor and keyboard and mouse?

 

[dougherty907]

Also that doesnt have a disk drive either does it?

 

[IDProG]

There are so many 1080p monitors, I can't recommend you. For optical drive, just buy external optical drive.

 

[dougherty907]

I had to make a heap of adjustments because I live in Australia and didnt realise things would be so different. Im not 100% but the parts with prices are the ones available in aus right? Like I said I'm not fussed on playing games at high settings so the computer can be pretty basic, I can upgrade it later I still need to get os and a monitor and its already above what I planned to spend but that was without thinking about exchange rates so I'll have to bump it up a bit
Is there anywhere I'd be able to save some money with different parts?
Heres the build http://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/fJZTBP

 

[dougherty907]

I know that the gpu is the most important thing for gaming but how big is the difference between the GeForce GT 730 and the GTX 750 TI? Is it really worth $80 more?

 

[dougherty907]

Could someone please help me out?