What is the best gaming pc for £600 consisting of ram, MB, CPU, graphics card, PSU and case and all necessities

[hasa210tankstar]

What is the best pc for £600, can be either AMD or intel based. Seen CPU prices drop aswell as GPU prices. PSU just has to do the job and be fairly reliable and doesn't have to be above bronze rated like gold as this is a budget.

 

[hasa210tankstar]

Only gaming at 1080p though and I am on budget, either way wont need more than 8gb ram for the time being, and the MB you suggested is a micro ATX motherboard, so may have some problems with size. Want to stick to something larger, that might be a bit more future proof. Wanted to say thank you for helping me though.

I do have a question for you though!

Do all the parts in this build contain all the components I will be needing, cables, etc. CPU comes with cooler so that is fine.
Furthermore, I have not added HD to it as I already have one on my current pc. Can I just take that out and stick it in new build with the cables that are currently connecting to the HD? Here is the build;

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/bbH8yX

The graphics card I have already purchased but I have just added it in there as it gives you a quicker idea of cables. Much appreciated.

 

[Hellfire13]

Get the RAM in dual channel. Gives you better performance as well as redundancy. All the necessary cables are usually bundled with the parts.

 

[t99]

The motherboard fits any standard modern gaming type case. You will notice when you get your parts and install everything the case will have pins and depending on what size motherboard you will use certain ones. Just pointing it out not trying to change your mind about getting it.

Since you are only getting 8 I would say don't get it since going to 16 will force the 8 to get tossed. If you ever need to go up with the 4 slot board it's extremely simple.

Good luck putting it all together. Feels great when it powers on running great the first attempt and so annoying when it doesn't. If this is your first one pay close attention to the exact way the little connector from the power / reset switch faces when going on the pins on the motherboard.

 

[hasa210tankstar]

The motherboard fits any standard modern gaming type case. You will notice when you get your parts and install everything the case will have pins and depending on what size motherboard you will use certain ones. Just pointing it out not trying to change your mind about getting it.

Since you are only getting 8 I would say don't get it since going to 16 will force the 8 to get tossed. If you ever need to go up with the 4 slot board it's extremely simple.

Good luck putting it all together. Feels great when it powers on running great the first attempt and so annoying when it doesn't. If this is your first one pay close attention to the exact way the little connector from the power / reset switch faces when going on the pins on the motherboard.

OK thanks.

 

[hasa210tankstar]

Get the RAM in dual channel. Gives you better performance as well as redundancy. All the necessary cables are usually bundled with the parts.

yes opted for some kingston ram 2*4gb @2666mhz and overclockable.