Unfortunately, I can not help with your question, but I hope you find a good deal.:)Нямам идея защо го написах на английски, но както и да е:)
Thank you for the ride LVS84:)
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No clue at the moment. I recommend you RandomGaminginHD channel at youtube. He´s from the U.K and builds used budget PCs.
Thanks. Bump!
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VideoCardBenchmark, CPUBenchMark, GPUBoss, Google, Amazon, and Newegg.
First off, do some searches and just compare parts a bit. Just because it's new doesn't mean it's the best, and even if it did, it might not be worth it to pay $1,000 while you could get similar performance for $200-$300. Once you've narrowed down each computer component to one or two possibilities check the prices on Amazon, Newegg, and other such sites, even just a Google search and checking the Shopping bit can give you a ballpark idea of what kind of deals might be out there.
The Benchmark sites are definitely useful. A quick tip on that. If a part is on both the "High End" list and the "Best Value" list, it's probably a good idea to look into that particular part. As long as no major issues are reported, and it's with-in your price range it'll probably be a good choice so long as the PC is built correctly and everything's compatible. Oh. Do make sure that it's not something that's like 20 years old though... Modern-ish things are usually at least $100, and are typically over $200. Maybe be wary of anything that's only $20.
For example... the "Radeon RX 580", and the "GeForce GTX 1060 3GB" both seem to be very respectable.
GPUBoss has a little thing you can use to compare to specific graphics cards, and I suspect you can find something similar for other parts.
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Thank you so much. For now i'll probably buy just a hard drive. I need it, because i make You Tube videos. Eventually i'll upgrade the other parts.
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Well, there also appears to be a "Hard Drive Benchmark" section of that Pass Mark Benchmarking site, I'm not sure if it's as useful as the others, but I'm sure you can go through a similar process... Ya'know, just make sure the things are with-in your price range and have enough storage on them, stuff like that.
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Thanks again. As a brand do you have any idea what should i look for? I'm not looking for ssd
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I believe that personally I've got a Western Digital Blue, 1TB Hard drive.
I don't really stream or record videos or anything like that though.
Since you do, you may wanna look into it a bit more on your own.
Edit: Doing a quick search it looks like a lot of people recommend a WD Black 2TB hard drive...
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It's been awhile since i've made a train, so enjoy the ride. Also i need help. I'm looking for PC parts and i need to know where can i look for good deals. I live in UK
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