Need help with building a gaming pc

MoneyFace =p

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Mostly playing League Of Legends, watching videos and surfing the web. Don't need monitor and peripherals but need OS

PC for these relatively light usages can be easily accomplished at just under $850. :)
 
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I agree with what $face said. Let me try to help you. PC Themes pricelist for LOL players:

CPU + MOBO: Asrock H81M-HDS + i3 4160 (237)
RAM: Kingston DDR3 8gb (53)
HDD: Western Digital blue 1tb (77)
PSU: FSP Hexa 450W (58)
Casing: Cooler master N200 (61 + 5 for windowed)
GPU: Palit 750ti StormX dual (155 Lazada)

Total: 641 + 5
Use discount coupon for Lazada.
Remaining amount can buy SSD + OS
 

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Now 6th gen cpu alr out, go for the skylake cpu. Don't buy gpu until nvidia 10 series come out. Integrated gpu of the skylake cpu ain't that bad! Nvidia 10 series gpu releasing 3rd quarter this yr which is soon and worth the wait.
 

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CPU + MB: i3 6100 + MSI B150M $311 Bazooka(one of the cheaper 150 mb that supports ddr4)
RAM: Kingston 8Gb DDR4 2133mhz $77
HDD: 1Gb Western Digital blue $77
PSU: Seasonic S1211 520W $80
Case: Your preference $50-100
GPU: wait for nvidia 10series $200-300
OS: Windows 10 home $100-130(don't rmb)

Total cost w/o GPU: $695-$775
Total cost : $895-$1075
 

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Now 6th gen cpu alr out, go for the skylake cpu. Don't buy gpu until nvidia 10 series come out. Integrated gpu of the skylake cpu ain't that bad! Nvidia 10 series gpu releasing 3rd quarter this yr which is soon and worth the wait.
Skylake CPU out doesn't mean he has to go for it, given how close its 3 yo predecessor perform. And prices are still rather steep. Your Core i3 combo cost as much as Haswell Core i5 combo... :s22:
 

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CPU + MB: i3 6100 + MSI B150M $311 Bazooka(one of the cheaper 150 mb that supports ddr4)
RAM: Kingston 8Gb DDR4 2133mhz $77
HDD: 1Gb Western Digital blue $77
PSU: Seasonic S1211 520W $80
Case: Your preference $50-100
GPU: wait for nvidia 10series $200-300
OS: Windows 10 home $100-130(don't rmb)

Total cost w/o GPU: $695-$775
Total cost : $895-$1075

That will take almost another year to realise.....
 

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Am I being too optimistic if I would want a Z170 motherboard, GPU of GTX 970, 16GB of RAM and 500GB of SSD?
 

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Oh, I forgot to mention that I still have a lot of Steam games that I've yet to touch. Notable ones are Call of Duty, Assassin's Creed etc.

touching comes at a price. do you want to touch it a **** settings or swag settings.
 

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Am I being too optimistic if I would want a Z170 motherboard, GPU of GTX 970, 16GB of RAM and 500GB of SSD?

it can be done. but you need to source for some parts from lazada with discounts amazon when there is black friday sales etc.

if you get all from one shop, likely will cross 1500
 

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CPU + MB: i3 6100 + MSI B150M $311 Bazooka(one of the cheaper 150 mb that supports ddr4)
RAM: Kingston 8Gb DDR4 2133mhz $77
HDD: 1Gb Western Digital blue $77
PSU: Seasonic S1211 520W $80
Case: Your preference $50-100
GPU: wait for nvidia 10series $200-300
OS: Windows 10 home $100-130(don't rmb)

Total cost w/o GPU: $695-$775
Total cost : $895-$1075

No SSD LuL :s22:
 
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