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Im planning on building my first gaming pc, and plan to upgrade but only want about a 600 dollar budget, here is my new updated parts list with the OS and the monitor all together. Any tips or suggestions are awesome! Because i have no idea what im doing really! http://pcpartpicker....le/saved/tV3Qzy

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:welcome: Agreable.

Although you would get passable gaining performance with the AMD A10-7850K (Kaveri) (R7, not R9 graphics), It's gaming performance is just below the Radeon R250 DDR3. 

http://www.xbitlabs....k_11.html#sect0

If you use a discrete GPU coupled with an Intel i3 4340, the AMD is soundly beaten. > http://www.xbitlabs....0k_9.html#sect0

My concern would be your upgrade plan.  There is only one upgrade APU, AMD A10 7870K - (Godavari), but the gains are negligible, so not worth later upgrading.   Read the Final Thoughts,   > http://www.guru3d.co..._review,17.html  So the only practical  upgrade would be to add a video card.   Going cheap would be very limiting.

Do you intend to add a video card later?

 

We can give some alternatives.   Please give a budget and we will see if we can configure a better performing and more upgradable build. 


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I would really like to be at around 600 total
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My budget is around 500-600, with 8 gb of ram, 2 tb of hdd, along with a really good monitor i found for $140
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Gday.

Did you include an OS in your pricing?   If you have a full list of parts and prices, please post links.

 

Here is a AMD build, No add on video card, no monitor, > http://pcpartpicker.com/p/BKtnvK

Here is an Intel build, just over your budget, no monitor, > http://pcpartpicker.com/p/bYKpsY


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