Gaming PC for 400-450$

[raoff123]

Can anyone help me with this? I want to buy my brother a gaming PC for 400-450$ you can exclude the monitor and other accessories...

Please help and Explain why that build is good.

Thanks in Advance.

[Art]

https://pcpartpicker.com/p/Ng9D99

being a pc builder myself I think this would be a perfect build for your brother. May i ask how old is your brother or what kind of games he'll be running because you can only do so much with a 400$-450$ budget so explain what games he will be playing and i can help more from their.

[raoff123]

https://pcpartpicker.com/p/Ng9D99

being a pc builder myself I think this would be a perfect build for your brother. May i ask how old is your brother or what kind of games he'll be running because you can only do so much with a 400$-450$ budget so explain what games he will be playing and i can help more from their.

thanks my brother is 16 years old he likes to play FPS games LoL and Dota 2...he wants to have a pc that can play any game medium to high settings he is very demanding but i love my bro haha.

[raoff123]

Apologies for double posting but I hear APU are good?? is it true? processors with own graphics?

[kkbizz]

Apologies for double posting but I hear APU are good?? is it true? processors with own graphics?

they can be good but they aren't yet at the stage that you can play games on them very well. if he had 100$ more he would be in much better shape and futureproof.

[qais187]

[Dave]

To be honest, $400-450 is a very low budget for a "gaming pc". You should really add another $200 to it for a significant performance boost, else it's kind of a waste.

[Layne]

To be honest, $400-450 is a very low budget for a "gaming pc". You should really add another $200 to it for a significant performance boost, else it's kind of a waste.

450$ is pretty fine in my opinion, especially in christmas/new year time

if you want to buy go right now you might snatch some parts really cheaper than they are

[101danny101]

all depends on which games you are going to play. 400-450 would be fine for many games but if you want to play games with big and high quality games etc i would suggest you add 200 like dave said.

[raoff123]

they can be good but they aren't yet at the stage that you can play games on them very well. if he had 100$ more he would be in much better shape and futureproof.

ohh i see but for the price im giving can u suggest anything that maybe can run games well.

To be honest, $400-450 is a very low budget for a "gaming pc". You should really add another $200 to it for a significant performance boost, else it's kind of a waste.

Sorry dave i dont have that kind of money but can u suggest anything or 200 really is needed.

450$ is pretty fine in my opinion, especially in christmas/new year time

if you want to buy go right now you might snatch some parts really cheaper than they are

yea ill check for x-mas sales and parts with discounts

all depends on which games you are going to play. 400-450 would be fine for many games but if you want to play games with big and high quality games etc i would suggest you add 200 like dave said.

What games can a 450$ cant run? can give examples?


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