Is this PC worth it?

[Josh Ford]

Hello. I've been spending days building and looking for the right PC..

I want to know what you guys think of this build and tell me if it's capable of GTA V etc... and if there's any better builds. If so please help.

http://www.ebuyer.com/lists/list/388733

 

[Aspire77360]

There will probably be a better build, but what budget are you thinking of?

 

[Josh Ford]

There will probably be a better build, but what budget are you thinking of?

I am not buying the parts until around December so there probably will be.

My budget is around £750-800

 

[oddidude]

i think you should use pcpartpicker for your build. its a really good website. also i would say you should get a better graphics card

 

[Josh Ford]

i think you should use pcpartpicker for your build. its a really good website. also i would say you should get a better graphics card

I agree with the GPU. So if I selected a lot of parts and ordered them they'd all come on the same day? I find sites like that confusing as they compare from other sites.

I'll have a look, thanks.

 

[USAFRet]

The SSD is too small, IMHO. 120GB minimum.
The PSU is meh (speaking as someone who has that exact same one)....today, there are much better options for the same price.

 

[Josh Ford]

The SSD is too small, IMHO. 120GB minimum.
The PSU is meh (speaking as someone who has that exact same one)....today, there are much better options for the same price.

SSD is for OS, HDD is for storage.

Well I'm new to PC building but I know bits and bats; please can you tell me which PSU to get for my money?

 

[USAFRet]

The SSD is too small, IMHO. 120GB minimum.
The PSU is meh (speaking as someone who has that exact same one)....today, there are much better options for the same price.

SSD is for OS, HDD is for storage.

Well I'm new to PC building but I know bits and bats; please can you tell me which PSU to get for my money?

Yes, the SSD for the OS. But it never ends up being 'only' the OS.
Applications should also go there.

I have a 120GB SSD. Having the applications on it as well makes everything faster, not just the OS.
My 120 is currently ~67GB used space.

For the PSU, see this list:
https://community.newegg.com/eggxpert/computer_hardware/f/135081/t/45344.aspx?Redirected=true

Your chosen one isn't terrible, but there are other, better ones.

 

[Josh Ford]

The SSD is too small, IMHO. 120GB minimum.
The PSU is meh (speaking as someone who has that exact same one)....today, there are much better options for the same price.

SSD is for OS, HDD is for storage.

Well I'm new to PC building but I know bits and bats; please can you tell me which PSU to get for my money?

Yes, the SSD for the OS. But it never ends up being 'only' the OS.
Applications should also go there.

I have a 120GB SSD. Having the applications on it as well makes everything faster, not just the OS.
My 120 is currently ~67GB used space.

For the PSU, see this list:
https://community.newegg.com/eggxpert/computer_hardware/f/135081/t/45344.aspx?Redirected=true

Your chosen one isn't terrible, but there are other, better ones.

Damn, £800 and it's hardly anything.

Looked at PC Part Picker, don't have a clue what to do, I only know GPU and CPU. So should I only get a 1TB HDD and 256GB SSD?