Need Help Building A Budget PC

[ihsaan96]

Hi guys , was wondering if anyone could help me ? I know someone that wants to build a system but the budget is about £115. Was wondering what's the most decent PC you could build with it ?

Thanks

 

[HeyyScott]

.... sorry ..... that is way too low of a budget.

 

[Transmaniacon]

You can't build a PC with that budget. I would recommend looking into a console.

 

[ihsaan96]

.... sorry ..... that is way too low of a budget.

I've made some builds myself with £115. It's not too low of a budget. Only factor is which budget parts to get. I know it's not enough for a GPU but see if you can find the best parts.

 

[ihsaan96]

You can't build a PC with that budget. I would recommend looking into a console.

The PC won't be for gaming. It'll be mostly for doing his work such as Microsoft Office , Browsing and a bit of Photoshop. He won't need it for gaming. Only game he'll play is Garry's Mod

 

[HeyyScott]

Then why won't you find the parts.. if you've done it in the past.

 

[ihsaan96]

Then why won't you find the parts.. if you've done it in the past.

I've found parts but would like to know what you guys are recommending. It's called comparison before buying.

 

[RazerZ]

Then why won't you find the parts.. if you've done it in the past.

I've found parts but would like to know what you guys are recommending. It's called comparison before buying.

Unless you're getting a prebuilt or getting the parts used it's pretty hard to get anything decent. Mind posting your build?

 

[Transmaniacon]

I can't make a build for that price that I would be comfortable recommending. I would recommend you look on Ebay for a used office machine that a company is selling. You should be able to find a something with a Core 2 Duo CPU and 4GB of RAM for around that money and it will work fine for an office PC.

 

[ihsaan96]

Then why won't you find the parts.. if you've done it in the past.

I've found parts but would like to know what you guys are recommending. It's called comparison before buying.

Unless you're getting a prebuilt or getting the parts used it's pretty hard to get anything decent. Mind posting your build?

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/2tkBB

That was the partlist so far...but I could get a cheap PSU for like £8. But he's only got £115 to spend otherwise I'd go for a Corsair PSU

 

[HeyyScott]

Waste of money imo.

 

[RazerZ]

Then why won't you find the parts.. if you've done it in the past.

I've found parts but would like to know what you guys are recommending. It's called comparison before buying.

Unless you're getting a prebuilt or getting the parts used it's pretty hard to get anything decent. Mind posting your build?

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/2tkBB

That was the partlist so far...but I could get a cheap PSU for like £8. But he's only got £115 to spend otherwise I'd go for a Corsair PSU

You will definitely regret building this.

 

[Transmaniacon]

Yes this is not a good idea. As I mentioned before, I would go with a used PC. Something like this would be much better, and it comes with the OS:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WIN-7-HP-Dual-Core-3-6GHz-4GB-500GB-DVD-RW-Desktop-PC-Computer-Tower-1YR-WARNTY-/171198967826?pt=UK_Computing_DesktopPCs&hash=item27dc40f012