Just gather 300 bucks more and go bye a Ryzen 7 an Asus b550 16gb ram and a gpu

Wait for a month and check back. GPU prices seem to be dropping fast.

$1500? Save 700-800 for everything else and the rest for GPU only. You can get a good 1440p gaming PC, or a really great 1080p PC

Start with a 12400F, B660 motherboard, 2x8GB 3600 CL16 RAM, 1TB SSD and a 650 to 750w PSU. It would be around $600-700 for everything but the GPU.

If you need to fit a monitor in the budget i would be a bit closer to $800-900 for part's (could be lower)

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/YztzBj

Made a budget build here. Will do 1080p high refresh rate and 1440p 60hz fine. If you have a bigger budget you can upgrade the GPU, buy better ram, or get more storage.

Hey I've just made a budget build for a friend I will post it later today

It is a great 1080p build and the price is:

Components are xeon 2697 v3 20$ X99 board 45 dollar Rx Vega 56 around 90
DDR 4 16 Gig 2133 20 Deep cool ch case 60 Some noctua redux fans 30 A fan hub 10 A used noctua cooler 90mm 25 New PSU 50

Ending up at 350 dollar !!

The 2697 is undervolted and Turbo unlocked So it has gaming performance comparable to a 5600 And render performance is amazing too Scores about 11900-12k in cinebench Rx Vega performance is like a 1080 Maybe a tiny bit less

So for the price this is the bang for the buck build It does not get cheaper than this

The case is amazing too I forgot the full name but it's the best budget case that there is

Of course the CPU ram and GPU are used prices Edit for those who don't know you don't need a Chinese x99 board necessarily you can do the same thing with an hp Board too

If you live in the USA you could be able to buy a hp z440 of ebay for like 100 -160 dollar (depending on your bidder luck)and just put the Vega in Would put you at 250 dollar total !!!

Then turbo unlock on the HP board is also possible.

One thing of course you would need too is investing some money into an SSD where you can use an m2 on a china board I used a 512gb that was 20dollar kioxia brand

If you bought a used z440 sellers often include SSD

You can also go for a lesser GPU like an rx580, new from AliExpress for 50

I would recommend the white elsa brand since those are new and not used

So either you can build the strong build I did for 370 dollar including the SSD now lol Or you can do it with an Rx 580 for 330

Or the z 440 build at 190 to 250 or 150 to 210 dollar respectively. In case you don't wanna do any modification to the bios and stay clear of chinese mobos. You could just use the hp z440 motherboard and take an e5 2667v3 instead. Since it has decent clocks already.

Even the weakest combination will suffice fully for the usecase you mentioned and beyond it.

$3000+ will get you god tier, $1500 will net you a solid PC. If you're willing to sacrifice and play fast and loose with used parts, you can do a reasonable 1080p rig for $500-700.

That’s a solid build. I say go for it 

If your going Ryzen you need faster ram. And get a SSD and a HDD. Other than that looks solid.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/8VF9Bb

Save a little more and go with this build

I literally just made a highly detailed post for someone else right that is exactly what you are looking for, your price range, with a ton of options to consider.

The graphicscard is extremely good for a budget pc. But the budget is in the CPU. If you upgrade it, you’re golden

Any recommendations? It's next on the list and will have to go with mobo too. Not really sure where to start.

The 6700xt is pretty much where I stand at the moment in terms of performance/price

Good job man !

this, this is for me what's all about not the most expensive damn pc you can get with papa money .

needs 2 more front case fans

Very nice cable management

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40k tops can build you a mid-tier AM5 brother

CPU (Netcodex)
Ryzen 5 7500F – ₱7,895

Motherboard (Datablitz)
ASRock B650M-HD V/M.2 – ₱7,395

RAM (Shopee)
TeamGroup T-Force Delta RGB 32GB (2×16GB) DDR5-6000 MHz CL30 (Black) – ₱6,095

GPU (Datablitz)
Colorful RTX 3060 12GB – ₱15,795

PSU (Shopee)
1STPLAYER Steampunk 750W Gold – ₱3,900

Storage (Shopee)
WD SN7100 1TB NVMe SSD – ₱3,454

Case (PCX)
Trendsonic Eris (with 3 RGB fans) – ₱1,350

CPU Cooler (Shopee)
Thermalright Assassin Spirit 120 Plus V2 – ₱904

Total: ₱46,788

Sa GPU you can change it to RTX 5060 - 18,895

I have a gtx 1050 ti i5 3470 8gb pc for $300/350, I can play a lot of good games at 60fps on high settings (Minecraft, Subnautica, Metro games, Assassin's Creed games)

Build your own. When you buy someone's branded PC you're paying for it being assembled and for other costs. If you build your own, every dollar goes into horsepower instead.

Get the series 3000 troa PC. I use it. Only costs 200$ and it works fine.

If you build your own new pc that would cost you cheaper than buy it from the brand itself.i would recommend you to build it by your self.

Anyone know of good cheap gaming pc’s that can run Madden or NBA2k?

Try r/buildapcforme

r/buildapcforme

I'd recommend looking into the i5 12400f or 12400 as a starting point to base your build off of.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/ZyjDzf

It can be as simple as this

Intel i5-12400F - 170$

B660 DDR4 motherboard - 120$

16GB DDR4 3200MHz - 60$

AMD RX6600 - 300$

SSD NVMe 1 TB - 90$

Any case you like - 60$

Few 12cm fans - 40$

Seasonic 600W PSU - 120$

Win 10/11 OEM license - 15$

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Total 975$

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/zZptht

It's overkill for what you want to do, but at least you're investing in parts that won't be obsolete anytime soon. If you wanted to go cheaper, you could find a used 3600 for around 190$, pick up a budget B450 motherboard, and find a used gtx 980 for 250$. Prices are all over the place right now, finding a video card that's worth the investment is difficult.

You should pay, at maximum, $500 for what you are describing.

When I saw you say you don't want a keyboard or mouse I immediately thought Steam Deck.

Get a used GPU off someone on /r/HardwareSwap you'll find it easier/cheaper than anywhere else rn

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