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It comes with a stock cooler which works fine. I just finished testing an i3-6100 with crossfired HD 7850s and it worked great for Ultra Detail 1080p gaming, pretty much 60FPS (vsynch on) with zero fluctuation. The 380X would be slightly faster and the 950 slightly slower.
Alright, so if i were to purchase the "good" option, would there be any major differences? If so please tell me! I really do not want to break the bank and the better option is close to $800 and I just can't really afford it right now.
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It comes with a stock cooler which works fine. I just finished testing an i3-6100 with crossfired HD 7850s and it worked great for Ultra Detail 1080p gaming, pretty much 60FPS (vsynch on) with zero fluctuation. The 380X would be slightly faster and the 950 slightly slower.
Also, how would I install Windows to it? (AGAIN, IM VERY NEW TO THIS PLEASE BEAR WITH ME) and how would I connect to a Wi-Fi network?
You will be 100% satisfied with the "good" build. If money is an issue, that's the one to get. You can always add more RAM and storage later. The GTX 950 is a really good card, especially for 1080p gaming.
For installing Windows, just use the USB method. Microsoft makes it very easy.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
how would I connect to a Wi-Fi network?
WIFI adapter.
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/wireless-network-card/#sort=a6&page=1
Alright so it doesn't really matter which one i'd get from that whole list right i have no experience with wi-fi cards. and one more question (maybeeeeee haha) could you recommend a tutorial video of how to build the computer with these parts?
Everything is pretty much self explanatory. You will need a screwdriver, maybe that's about it. It you get lost, let me know.
I am sorry, but for a brand new builder everything is not self explanatory. The guy was asking multiple times for a tutorial on how to build a computer. Just give it to him..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIF43-0mDk4
Here is the video I used when building my first pc. It covers pretty much everything you need to know about building a computer, as well as installing windows. Any other question you might have, I would recommend searching youtube for videos, they have very good tutorials for basically anything involving computer building. Hope this helps, good luck
My 11 year old daughter laughed when she read this post (she builds her own).
You pretty much missed the whole point. I don't know a single person that just bought computer parts and was able to put together a build without even knowing what a cpu/gpu/mobo/psu ect looked like, much less how they worked and fit together. For you and your child maybe these things are self evident (maybe you were born with the knowledge), but I feel the vast majority of people that have never built a computer would like to have some kind of reassurance that they are not wasting their money on a project so complicated they will not be able to finish it.
There are lots of guides out there, and if you and your daughter never once felt the need to consult them then that is amazing. I have a feeling that you were building computers before youtube was around though. But for us newbs that have/had no idea about what we are doing, I feel a very in-depth tutorial is much more helpful than some random internet guy saying "you'll figure it out".