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PC Build under $2000 - helporassist - Dec 24, 2023
Hi, I have a budget of $2000 for a PC Build, it will be used for gaming such as Warzone, and then also normal computing tasks, browsing, ect...
I've had Intel previously so I am interested in an AMD build but Intel is fine,
RE: PC Build under $2000 - Yodawarrior2 - Dec 24, 2023
Did this real quick, should be OK : https://pcpartpicker.com/list/v8wNN6
RE: PC Build under $2000 - helporassist - Dec 24, 2023
(Dec 24, 2023 01:41 PM)Yodawarrior2 Wrote: Did this real quick, should be OK :
Thanks boss, while you're here, do you recommend Liquid Cooling, is it worth the extra cost?
RE: PC Build under $2000 - Yodawarrior2 - Dec 25, 2023
(Dec 24, 2023 02:26 PM)helporassist Wrote: Thanks boss, while you're here, do you recommend Liquid Cooling, is it worth the extra cost?
Depends on what you wanna use it for, if it's for intense gaming it can be worth and it might be quieter, otherwise not really.
If you have the extra budget, go for it !
RE: PC Build under $2000 - DramaKing - Dec 29, 2023
(Dec 24, 2023 12:35 PM)helporassist Wrote: Hi, I have a budget of $2000 for a PC Build, it will be used for gaming such as Warzone, and then also normal computing tasks, browsing, ect...
I've had Intel previously so I am interested in an AMD build but Intel is fine,
Check out this liquid-cooled build. https://www.tomshardware.com/best-picks/best-pc-builds-gaming#:~:text=Best%20%242000%20PC%20Build%20for%20Gaming
RE: PC Build under $2000 - Yodawarrior2 - Dec 30, 2023
(Dec 29, 2023 09:44 PM)DramaKing Wrote: Check out this liquid-cooled build.
Which one ? I think you forgot to post the link lol
RE: PC Build under $2000 - Omniscient - Dec 31, 2023
Liquid Cooling comes into play in a few scenarios.
1. Massive long-term sessions of gaming
2. You overclock GPU/CPU.
3. The room you're computer in is warm.
I've never really needed liquid cooling myself. I don't do any of that.
Any chance you can just upgrade your existing system to save money? Example is keeping your case and power supply, replace the MOBO, CPU, and GPU. Most likely need new RAM.
Is this your first build?
btw, I like shopping on a budget at Woot (Amazon owns it).
https://www.woot.com/category/computers/computer-parts-components?ref=w_cnt_cdet_pc_7
Also a section for desktops including gaming PCs for reasonable prices.