Need help building a budget gaming PC(500-600eur)

[Tigerci]

Need a Gaming Pc and have no idea what components should I buy.
It can go from 500-600eur and maybe max 650eur
Already have monitor, keyboard, mouse.

Please help me!

 

[PCtryhard]

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/xLL2r7

That is a nice build for around 550$ (That is like 600 euro, right?)
Just configure that to your needs, and find a case you like. -PCth

 

[kgt1182]

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/Q3bTPs

A nice build with FX 6300, Liquid Cooling, 16GB RAM, GTX 1060 and SSD. Great for gaming at a budget. The AMD FX 6300 when overclocked under the liquid cooler will much perform at around 4.5 GHz on all 6 cores then 3.5 GHz at 2 cores/4threads despite lower IPC giving better performance than the i3 6100 at the same price. However you give up CPU upgrading.
16 GB RAM allows you to multitask if you need to run multiple clients to farm in games, or listen to music on youtube while playing multiple browser games.
The GTX 1060 gives 20% better performance then the RX 480 in the $200 range, but does not have SLI support. But better performance per dollar.
An SSD improves overall system feel and speeds up boot times and Disk IO by a lot, improving user experience over a Hard Disk.

What matters is the user experience. Please dont bash me saying that "i3 6100 has better single thread" or "RX 480/GTX 1070 can crossfire" as most casual gamers do not need 100+fps on a 60 Hz screen and dont use extreme GPUs. Furthermore SLI or Crossfire dont work on all games and is quite a hassle.

 

[PCtryhard]

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/Q3bTPs

A nice build with FX 6300, Liquid Cooling, 16GB RAM, GTX 1060 and SSD. Great for gaming at a budget. The AMD FX 6300 when overclocked under the liquid cooler will much perform at around 4.5 GHz on all 6 cores then 3.5 GHz at 2 cores/4threads despite lower IPC giving better performance than the i3 6100 at the same price. However you give up CPU upgrading.
16 GB RAM allows you to multitask if you need to run multiple clients to farm in games, or listen to music on youtube while playing multiple browser games.
The GTX 1060 gives 20% better performance then the RX 480 in the $200 range, but does not have SLI support. But better performance per dollar.
An SSD improves overall system feel and speeds up boot times and Disk IO by a lot, improving user experience over a Hard Disk.

What matters is the user experience. Please dont bash me saying that "i3 6100 has better single thread" or "RX 480/GTX 1070 can crossfire" as most casual gamers do not need 100+fps on a 60 Hz screen and dont use extreme GPUs. Furthermore SLI or Crossfire dont work on all games and is quite a hassle.

I'm gonna do it, the i-3 is better. With this, you will have an upgrade path, and some built in future proofing. 8GB of RAM is plenty for gamers, in this day in age RAM doesn't really affect your gaming experience much. =PCth