is this budget build compatible???

[Hatchepsut]

Will this work together?

Motherboard: ASrock H61MV-ITX: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157367

Processor: Intel Pentium G2020 Ivy Bridge: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116886

Memory: G.skill 4g 240-pin DDR3 1333: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231310

Hard drive: Western Digital 1TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822236339

 

[cars12345]

You may have to update the BIOS prior to install, but other than that it is fine.

Here is a comparable AMD build for about $30 more: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1CZKO

For a full parts list, please post your budget, what parts you need, and what you will use it for.

 

[Hatchepsut]

You may have to update the BIOS prior to install, but other than that it is fine.

Here is a comparable AMD build for about $30 more: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1CZKO

For a full parts list, please post your budget, what parts you need, and what you will use it for.

Hey, thanks a lot! I am doing a weird build, the other parts are:

Nztx h230 white. 69.99
Roswell capstone 550w. 79.99
Asus vx238h-w white monitor. 169.99

My idea Is to use this build for a year, and upgrade the cheaper components: motherboard, processor, ram and maybe ssd in the future.

This way I have my basics, and can browse the internet and use the computer freely, then when I am ready, upgrade and take a loss on just about 150$. It is worth it economically for me to wait to buy the expensive parts later.

Also on a side note, will my build be able to watch 720p videos, like on YouTube? That would be a deal breaker.

 

[8350rocks]

You may have to update the BIOS prior to install, but other than that it is fine.

Here is a comparable AMD build for about $30 more: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1CZKO

For a full parts list, please post your budget, what parts you need, and what you will use it for.

Hey, thanks a lot! I am doing a weird build, the other parts are:

Nztx h230 white. 69.99
Roswell capstone 550w. 79.99
Asus vx238h-w white monitor. 169.99

My idea Is to use this build for a year, and upgrade the cheaper components: motherboard, processor, ram and maybe ssd in the future.

This way I have my basics, and can browse the internet and use the computer freely, then when I am ready, upgrade and take a loss on just about 150$. It is worth it economically for me to wait to buy the expensive parts later.

Also on a side note, will my build be able to watch 720p videos, like on YouTube? That would be a deal breaker.

For streaming, I would find a cheap quad core...AMD or Intel, but it would serve you much better than that dual core Pentium.

 

[Hatchepsut]

You may have to update the BIOS prior to install, but other than that it is fine.

Here is a comparable AMD build for about $30 more: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1CZKO

For a full parts list, please post your budget, what parts you need, and what you will use it for.

Hey, thanks a lot! I am doing a weird build, the other parts are:

Nztx h230 white. 69.99
Roswell capstone 550w. 79.99
Asus vx238h-w white monitor. 169.99

My idea Is to use this build for a year, and upgrade the cheaper components: motherboard, processor, ram and maybe ssd in the future.

This way I have my basics, and can browse the internet and use the computer freely, then when I am ready, upgrade and take a loss on just about 150$. It is worth it economically for me to wait to buy the expensive parts later.

Also on a side note, will my build be able to watch 720p videos, like on YouTube? That would be a deal breaker.

For streaming, I would find a cheap quad core...AMD or Intel, but it would serve you much better than that dual core Pentium.

The thing is I would hate to spend to much on something I know I will replace. Would the duel core not be able to handle 720p?

 

[8350rocks]

You may have to update the BIOS prior to install, but other than that it is fine.

Here is a comparable AMD build for about $30 more: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1CZKO

For a full parts list, please post your budget, what parts you need, and what you will use it for.

Hey, thanks a lot! I am doing a weird build, the other parts are:

Nztx h230 white. 69.99
Roswell capstone 550w. 79.99
Asus vx238h-w white monitor. 169.99

My idea Is to use this build for a year, and upgrade the cheaper components: motherboard, processor, ram and maybe ssd in the future.

This way I have my basics, and can browse the internet and use the computer freely, then when I am ready, upgrade and take a loss on just about 150$. It is worth it economically for me to wait to buy the expensive parts later.

Also on a side note, will my build be able to watch 720p videos, like on YouTube? That would be a deal breaker.

For streaming, I would find a cheap quad core...AMD or Intel, but it would serve you much better than that dual core Pentium.

The thing is I would hate to spend to much on something I know I will replace. Would the duel core not be able to handle 720p?

If you're multitasking quite a bit while you stream...it would be choppy and slow. Also, if you get a good enough quad core, who says you need to replace it soon anyway?

 

[Hatchepsut]

You may have to update the BIOS prior to install, but other than that it is fine.

Here is a comparable AMD build for about $30 more: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1CZKO

For a full parts list, please post your budget, what parts you need, and what you will use it for.

Hey, thanks a lot! I am doing a weird build, the other parts are:

Nztx h230 white. 69.99
Roswell capstone 550w. 79.99
Asus vx238h-w white monitor. 169.99

My idea Is to use this build for a year, and upgrade the cheaper components: motherboard, processor, ram and maybe ssd in the future.

This way I have my basics, and can browse the internet and use the computer freely, then when I am ready, upgrade and take a loss on just about 150$. It is worth it economically for me to wait to buy the expensive parts later.

Also on a side note, will my build be able to watch 720p videos, like on YouTube? That would be a deal breaker.

For streaming, I would find a cheap quad core...AMD or Intel, but it would serve you much better than that dual core Pentium.

The thing is I would hate to spend to much on something I know I will replace. Would the duel core not be able to handle 720p?

If you're multitasking quite a bit while you stream...it would be choppy and slow. Also, if you get a good enough quad core, who says you need to replace it soon anyway?

Ok, Cool, I should have figured something for that good of price wouldn't be perfect, I will go back to the drawing board. Thanks for all you help!!!