Hi! I’m new to these threads, and have been trying to get into pc gaming. The thing is, I’m on a pretty small budget ($300-375). I’ve been doing research for a few weeks, and found this video. I thought that this setup would work well as it is within my budget, had clear instructions, is a recent video, and met minimum requirements (quite over 65 FPS for overwatch). However the recommended ram stick from the video is out of stock. What would you advise as a replacement? Is there anything else that you would change from this build? Thank you!
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Solved Budget Build ($300-375)
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Welcome to PCHF Kenji Harada,
Not sure that you will do any better than what is in the video which I am pleased to see included a good brand of PSU in the build.
Use PCPartPicker to find RAM that is compatible with the board and CPU in the video.
Please note that for such a budget there will be no Windows OS product key and that will need to be purchased separately before it can be activated, this will add circa $110 to the build cost.
Not sure that you will do any better than what is in the video which I am pleased to see included a good brand of PSU in the build.
Use PCPartPicker to find RAM that is compatible with the board and CPU in the video.
Please note that for such a budget there will be no Windows OS product key and that will need to be purchased separately before it can be activated, this will add circa $110 to the build cost.
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