[DIY] mini-ITX: Budget

vironix

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u'd need to throw in a GTX750ti....

and 128gb SSD...enought for your needs?
 

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Still need OS? GPU also like vironix mentioned. Can get R7 260/X since Dota 2 quite light
 

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G3240 + Asus h81i plus ~ $187
G.skill 4gb ddr3 ~ $52
Plextor m6s 128gb ssd ~ $99
Powercolor 260x ~ $179
Fsp hexa 450w ~ $58
Thermaltake core v1 ~ $79

$654 buy and assemble @ pctheme ask for discount.
 

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Thanks for all the comments. @vironix You are right, I will probably need a 256 gb SSD. The GTX750ti is also one of the GPU's I'm looking at.

@nemo Yup also considering r7 250x etc.

Any suggestions for a mini ITX mobo for the Intel G3258? Currently I'm planning to DIY: G3258, GTX 750Ti, 2x4gb DDR3 1600, 256gb SSD. Would need recommendations for compatible mobo, psu and casing.

TIA

Don't need 3258 unless you oc and ttkes a long time to configure stable oc
 

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jonsbo v2 don have expansion slot bro.
h81 board can overclock g3258
you search youtube g3258 before and after overclock gaming, some games slightly better, some games enhance many in fps
 

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@nemo Yup I don't plan to oc it for now, but what would the other alternatives be? I'm thinking of getting the G3220 if im not getting G3258, but then the price is almost the same (10$ difference i think).

@eric, Sorry what does expansion slot refer to?

casing expansion slot to put a graphic card. jonsbo v2 don have, so cant put a graphic card

the most cheapest itx case can put graphic card i think is cm elite 110 and tt core v1
 
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