$600 budget rig for DOTA2

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Hi guys, my friend is getting a rig for dota2 mainly at max settings 1920x1080 and normal usage with a budget of $600. Is it possible to squeeze in an SSD? If not just a normal HDD would suffice. Would need some recommendations. Thanks!

No need monitor/windows
 
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G3258 + Asrock h81m hds ~ $174
Crucial 4gb ddr3 ~ $46
Wd blue 1tb ~ $75 / Lite on s900 128/256gb ssd ~ $89 / $149
Powercolor 260x ~ $179
Fsp hexa 450w ~ $58
Deepcool smarter ~ $49

$581 / $655 buy and assemble @ pctheme ask for discount.
 

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$600 I rather buy used set I5 full set lo. Performance 3 x times better than brand new
 

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haha he would rather just get a brand new set. Performance wise just needs to be able to run day to day applications smoothly and dota2 at max. Would the pentium g2358 be able to fulfill that?
 

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haha he would rather just get a brand new set. Performance wise just needs to be able to run day to day applications smoothly and dota2 at max. Would the pentium g2358 be able to fulfill that?

Dont get anything lower than R9 270X if you want to run Dota2 at max settings, you'll regret it.
 

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Case - CM N200 $61

PSU - FSP HEXA+ 450W $56

Mobo + CPU - MSI H81M-E35 + Intel Pentium G3258 $168

RAM - Crucial 1600Mhz 4GB*2 $78

GPU - PowerColor R7 250X 1GB $130

SSD - Liteon S900 128GB $83 (Optional)

HDD - Toshiba 500GB $52

TOTAL $628 ($545)


video regarding G3258 + R7 250X run LOL 100+fps i think dota 2 should not be lower 60fps
 

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Case - CM N200 $61

PSU - FSP HEXA+ 450W $56

Mobo + CPU - MSI H81M-E35 + Intel Pentium G3258 $168

RAM - Crucial 1600Mhz 4GB*2 $78

GPU - PowerColor R7 250X 1GB $130

SSD - Liteon S900 128GB $83 (Optional)

HDD - Toshiba 500GB $52

TOTAL $628 ($545)


video regarding G3258 + R7 250X run LOL 100+fps i think dota 2 should not be lower 60fps

If use 250x might as well go iGPu liao.
 

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Guys its a $600 budget


its not 3k budget and i wan to be 7k mmr dota player and play @ 120hz

if u have better build then contribute

:s22:
 

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Guys its a $600 budget


its not 3k budget and i wan to be 7k mmr dota player and play @ 120hz

if u have better build then contribute

:s22:

Powercolor 270x is $259 SRP, hardly a ridiculous budget breaker for $600. A little step down at R9 270 can be had for ~$200 too. Good enough for stable >100fps in Dota 2 maxed @ 1080p.

And 4-5k mmr is your average joe with a bit of brains and willing to try hard, 7k is smaller than top 1% and nobody plays dota 2 @ 120hz.

My suggestions were serious and coming from an actual player of the game, not just asking TS to chiong for higher end card for age-old fps numbers game.
 

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[Mobo&Proc] MSI H81M-E35 V2 /w G3258 - $192.00
[RAM] G.Skill DDR3 1600Mhz CL11 (4GB*1) - $46.00
[GPU] Sapphire R7-260X 2048MB - $151.70* Lazada
[HDD] Toshiba 1TB/64MB - $69.00
[ODD] Samsung 24x DvD+-RW - $25.00
[PSU] FSP Hexa 450W 80+ - $48.38* Lazada
[Case] Deepcool Smarter - $31.98* Lazada

Total :- $564.06

Buy from PC Themes, unless stated otherwise*
Use '18m1anniv' before u checkout..
 

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