Something with a Geforce GTX 1050 or Radeon RX 460 should be ok for the 500€ PC, GTX 1060 or RX 470 if you want to spend a bit more... but I don´t know about the prices in Serbia.
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MSI GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB - 60e
Intel Skylake Core i5-6500 - 60e
1 TB HDD 7200rpm - 15e
Alaplap - 25e
PSU - 15e
Ram - 15e
Egy olcsó de normális ház
Így talán kijövet 600 euro körül főleg most ha black friday-en veszed
Edit:: Most olvasom, hogy szerb árakat kellene néznem, nah akkor mindegy....
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I haven't been following the latest needs on hardware specs and recommendations. But my guess would be the i5 would do. But I would try to get 16gb ram and you could go for 500gb and a smaller SSD for boot-drive. That's how my setup works. If 500gb isn't enough as a storage disk just add your current one also so you got 1ssd + 2hdd. My current videocard is an nvidia gtx960 oc and I have 0 complaints. If all else fails, wait for the smart peeps on sg to help you out with better recommendations :) tbh 500€ from scratch will be hard.
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Perhaps you could get a refurbished office computer (that's used office PCs out of leasing contracts)
and upgrade the video card and maybe the harddrive later on. Over here in Germany, I can buy an i5
with 8GB RAM and a 500 GB harddrive for around 260€ as a refurbished system, It's not the latest
Skylake Core i5 processor, but it's not compelely bad either and you'd have enough money left for
for a decent GPU.
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Gibt's z.B. bei one: https://one.de/shop/product_info.php?products_id=14504
Wie gesagt, das ist Gebrauchtware (meist aus Leasingvertägen von Großkunden),
profesionell vom Händler überprüft und mit einem Jahr Garantie. Nicht der neueste
oder schnellste Prozessor, aber mit ner anständigen Grafikkarte (evtl. nen neuen Netzteil)
kannst man sicher noch 2-3 Jahre gut damit zocken. Ich habe nur beste Erfahrungen mit one.
Ähnliche Angebote gibt's aber auch bei notebooksbilliger.de oder ebay.
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Ich dachte immer mein Rechner wäre preislich unschlagbar, aber selbst was du verlinkt hast schlägt meinen Rechner locker (wenn man das übrige Geld für eine Grafikkarte ausgeben würde). Dachte auch immer dass man einen PC, der aktuelle Titel zum laufen kriegt,nicht für unter 800€ kriegen kann.
Danke für diese neue Erkenntnis. :'D
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If you're building on a budget, an i5 isn't going to happen if you want a decent gpu (and the gpu is more important for gaming). You'd be better off getting something like a Pentium G3258 or Pentium G4500 depending on the mobo socket type you go with (stick with 1150 if you don't use windows 10), and focus on a better gpu. Then just upgrade the cpu to an i5 when you can. In case you're curious too, my advice is not to even consider an i3, the performance difference compared to budget cpu's is almost nothing, while requiring you to often pay double the price.
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hehehe to je to :P
Ja sam ti juce sastavio konfiguraciju ali sam morao da izadjem i zaboravio da ti posaljem :)))
Ali evo sada - cene su sa kupujem prodajem
Sa intelom ne mozes jeftinije od ovoga...
XFX TS Series 550W Bronze 66,00 € - 10-20 neki iz tire 3-4 (mislim da je 550 sasvim dovoljno)
INTEL Core i5-6500 3.20GHz 1151 BOX 188,00 € - 25 jeftinije (i5-6400)
ASRock H170A-X1/3.1 82,00 € - moze 10-30 jeftinije (neka h110)
Kingston HyperX Fury DDR4 8GB 2133MHz 49,00 € - 30 jeftinije (1 stik od 4 brendiram ili 8 neki levi kinez)
WD Blue 1TB 7200rpm 64MB SATA3 48,00 € - ja bi uzeo ssd a kasnije 2tb
Cooler Master K280 RC-K280-KKN1 48,00 € - 30 jeftinije (MS neki od 15 evra)
Sapphire RX 460 2GB GDDR5 114,00 €
Asus Strix RX 470 4GB GDDR5 Gaming OC 218,00 €
Sapphire RX480 4GB Ddr5 Nitro+ 240,00 €
MSI RX 480 8GB gddr5 275,00 €
MSI GeForce GTX 1050 2GB GDDR5 OC PCIE 136,00 €
MSI GTX 1060 Armor 3GB OCV1 238,00 €
INNO3D GeForce GTX 1060 6GB Compact 265,00 €
Jbg to je to na brzinu sto sam uspeo da ti nadjem a da su ok i cene i performanse :) ali bez 600 evra tesko a da ti graficka ne bude usko grlo.
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There is this dutch site called tweakers wich basically gives best buy guides for computers from low range to high end now if u can manage to save up a bit more u could check this one it saved me a lot of money just buying the components but by no means am i an pc expert i am just copying this site so here we go :)
Desktop Best Buy Guide - November 2016
Product Price
Processors: Intel Core i5-6400 Boxed € 184,-
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H110N € 77,-
Interal memory: Crucial CT2K4G4DFS8213 € 48,89
Video Card: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 Mini ITX OC 3G € 233,50
Solid state drives: Crucial MX300 m.2 275GB € 75,64
Casing: Cooler Master Elite 110 € 42,47
Power supply: Corsair CX450M € 53,95
price total aprox : €715,45
u can watch the dutch guide here if u want hope this helped u a bit :P
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yeah sorry bout that like i sai d i am no pc expert and should have kept in mind where u were from as it probs a bit more expensive indeed but in the end if thats the case it might be worth saving up for it as u will last longer with majority of games probably to get the best out of it in general but maybe thats just me :)
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I just made a quick and dirty build on www.pcpartpicker.com, for about 635 USD (600 euros). http://pcpartpicker.com/list/tXx6qk
Prices will definitely differ depending on brands, availability, etc.
For 500 euros, you will most definitely have to make sacrifices, in either CPU, graphics, or storage.
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You should be able to play at least medium options on a 1080 monitor as per: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-gpus,4380.html But I would suggest you ask someone with a GTX 950 since I don't.
Also, I'll note here that I didn't notice the case was not verified as compatible with the CPU cooler in the above link. Found a better one here: http://pcpartpicker.com/list/NTXvqk
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No problem at all. And don't be afraid to continue asking others for their opinions. There are unlimited combinations when it comes to choosing PC parts, and it will depend on what is important to each person on what they will and will not compromise on.
Good luck to you. :)
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On that site, the 600w psu i chose was actually the cheapest one for that brand. Just like I noted above about everyone having different things they won't compromise on, I won't skimp on a PSU by getting a low quality one and run the risk of burning out the other components.
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As I stated in my original post, this was a "quick and dirty build" suggestion I put together. I never intended the OP to rush out and purchase the exact build, and I even noted that prices would probably vary, thus I was implying that if the OP needed to tweak various options, they should feel free to do so.
I also told the OP that everyone will have their own opinions on what makes a good build, and they shouldn't hesitate to ask for them. Just to let you know right now, I'm not trying to sway your opinion on anything. I'm merely trying to explain the reasons behind my own choices since you questioned them. Further on that is below:
But what does compromising have anything to do with that?
After all OP is on a tight budget and could cut some substantial corners without any real sacrifice.
Believe me, if there had been a 400 watt Corsair PSU listed, I would have chosen that instead because I already knew 400 watts would have gotten the job done (the website shows the estimated power draw at 246 watts at the top of the page). Like I said before, the Corsair CX600 was the cheapest Corsair PSU between 400 and 600 watts listed on that website, so therefore I chose it instead.
As I stated earlier, different people will be willing to compromise on some things but not on others. It just so happens that I'm not willing to compromise on PSU quality because I don't want to risk burning out my other components. I chose Corsair over the other brands because Corsair is a reasonably reputable brand, and thus I reasoned that the likelihood that their chosen manufacturers would cut corners on build quality would be less likely compared to some of the other brands. And yes, the actual manufacturer behind the brand can differ (and make a difference in quality) as per http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/power-supply-oem-manufacturer,2913.html.
Disclaimer: Since this build suggestion was something I quickly threw together, I did not attempt to determine the actual manufacturers behind all of the cheap PSUs (up to the one I actually chose) in the list I was using.
As for your other points on SSD and optical drive, I have taken those into consideration now.
So instead of a 256GB SSD and a 1TB HDD, I have chosen just a single 2TB HDD.
And I had included an optical drive because the OP did not specify if his old computer was a laptop (in which case, the optical drive would not work in the desktop build) or a desktop. Nor did the OP specify exactly how old the current computer is, thus there wouldn't be a way to know if the optical drive was IDE/PATA or SATA. And yes, I do realize that some PSUs still have IDE connectors (or failing that, IDE-to-SATA adapters can be used), but once again, this was a quick build suggestion I made so I decided to just choose to include a DVD writer instead. Also, DVD writers are extremely cheap these days. The one I chose was the cheapest in the list at less than $15USD. If the OP does not need the optical drive, then there's no problem to just simply subtract that amount.
Here is the re-revised build suggestion coming in at $568USD (536 euros): http://pcpartpicker.com/list/VC3RgL
If the OP wants to exclude the optical drive, the total comes in at $553USD (522 euros).
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Now to match it with a Serbian store and their prices...?
Importing will cost him 20% tax and 10-30% duties. :/
It's easy suggesting things, not easy suggesting things that are actually available :/
edit:
besides computers.rs I found nova.co.rs, gigatronshop.com, atom.rs, monitor.rs
if the postage isn't too bad it seems better to use 2 or 3 shops to sort something out, but that ain't our job :)
he has options, just needs to read up on some PSU reviews, very important stuff like you said :)
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If you're going to be using it for games, you want at least a Geforce 1050ti. You can save some money by going with an i3-6100 CPU (it wont be great for multitasking, but should be fine for most games).
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You should be able to get it with i3-6100 (which is pretty good, sure a i5 6500 would be better but the i3 should still run most of the games on high). I have a build plan with i5 6500, GTX 1060 and the final price comes to about 700-750 (without monitor and ssd as I already have those). 1050ti is about 100 eur cheaper than 1060 and the i3 is about 90 eur cheaper than i5 (using http://www.mindfactory.de/ for the price comparing not sure if it's a reliable source of information) that should bring it down to the 500-600 eur range.
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Prices i see on internet :
GTX 950 : Lowest : 140 euros
GTX 1050 : Lowest : 135 euros
And the 1050 is much more powerful.
You should consider buying a GTX 1050.
(I'm not talking about a Ti)
For the processor I would recommend an i3 if you're short on money, because pentium is total shit.
Or just save for an i5 for best performances.
I tested pentium, i3, i5 and i7 on same graphics cards :
Pentium is total shit, i3 is already quite good, but you'll need a good graphics card (a 1050 will be good), i5 is very, very good, and i7 is perfect but overpriced.
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haha. awesome.
you just named the gpu that has the same price as his whole pc
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pretty sure op will play max on 1080p and 60fps would be everything he need.
A 1070 would be the best (but to expensive), a 1080 is way over the top.
1050ti, 1060, rx 470... that's what op shout target
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Or check this slightly better config for even 25€ less
AMD FD6300WMHKBOX FX-6300 6-Core Processor Black Edition
ASRock Micro ATX DDR3 1066 Motherboards 970M PRO3
ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1060 Mini 3GB GDDR5 Super Compact Graphics Card (ZT-P10610A-10L)
Ballistix Sport 8GB Kit (4GBx2) DDR3 1600 MT/s (PC3-12800) CL9 @1.5V UDIMM 240-Pin Memory BLS2KIT4G3D1609DS1S00
Seagate 1TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST1000DM003)
Rosewill Dual Fans MicroATX Mini Tower Computer Case FBM-01
Antec VP-450 Power Supply
Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64 Bit System Builder OEM | PC Disc
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for playing games you dont need nothing higher than an i5 6400.
motherboard look for a decent one with the chipset Intel B150, that chipset has everything youll ever need.
and for the graphics card, check the prices for the RX480 or RX470, the first one beats the 1060 and 970 and the second one beats the 1050 Ti.
if they both are too expensive, then try yo find a R9 280 or 380, they should go cheaper, and they both beat things like the 950 and even the 960.
RAM speed and brand make little difference so get whatever is cheaper.
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I'm looking at an i3 6100, H110M motherboard, 8gb valueram, MX300 275gb SSD, Corsair CX450M psu, N300 case...then grab a second-hand card on the cheap from a Serbian market site? :)
Save up again to add an HDD later, get this up and running first :)
edit: whats a good serbian computer store/site you'd buy it at? its good to know what they have, cos i see lots of stuff mentioned here only sold in the US or big markets like Germany.
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I'll ask the prices in the local store, but here's a link:
http://www.computers.rs/50-računarske-komponente
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this prices are a "joke" (sorry)
maybe you can find a trusty person or you have friends/family that live in (or travel to) € europa that can buy the gpu and send it you.
just an example: the cheapest 1050ti in your shop is about 265€. Same card in germany: 185€.
You want to play aaa games on mid/high and that is even hard in germany to buy for 500€. In Serbia... Like someone said above. I5, Memory and storage and you have nearly nothing left for the gpu
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Yeah, any country compared to Germany or the US is expensive, but Serbia is quite a bit more.
Only way I can go below 73.000 din while staying mostly current generation is with an old graphics card. (many " old" cards are of the same architecture as the newer ones, AMD for example has just been rebranding old stuff with slight improvements)
Is importing an option? (depends on the fees and tax your government adds to imports)
I was able to grab a 280 on the cheap from the US without paying any duties/tax.
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27% VAT here. You'd pretty much need to order from the black market, but in that case Romania would be a better choice.
Although it would be funny if you'd order electronics from here, considering 25-30 years ago most people from the southern part of Hungary regularly travelled to Yugoslavia to buy the electronic stuff from there.
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Á, szóval Szerbia azon részéről? =)
Szóval a lényeg: innen nagyon nem járnál jól, legfeljebb ha találsz valakit a határ mentén, aki ÁFA nélkül beszerzi és áthozza. Bár amennyire őrület van most a déli határon nálunk az arabok miatt, nem nagyon hallok otthon mostanság komolyabb feketézésről; inkább a románok oldaláról megy, ráadásul náluk többnyire egész értelmes tud lenni a PC alkatrész felhozatal.
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Nem, már jó ideje nincs kapcsolatom ilyen téren aki aktív is, plusz egy ideje Pestre költöztem. Már mindent tisztán veszek, adóval, mindennel.
Van egy munkatársam, aki lehet, tudna alkatrészeket kéz alatt szerezni, de azok meg a szlovákoktól jönnek, szóval pont az ország túlvége, és fogalmam sincs, ki vinné át a határon neked; mert postán feladni eléggé öngyilkosság lenne (a logisztikai központban gyakorlatilag mindent lopnak, ami értékes lehet).
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Á. Az kb. 150e, és igen, annyiból még ÁFA-val is ki tudok hozni egy játékra alkalmasat. Kb. azt, amit itt is javasolnak neked, bár én tuti Intel Pentiumot tennék csak bele, ha az emberem foggal-körömmel ragaszkodik az Intelhez. Amúgy meg AMD/AMD kombó volna amint kijön a Zen, mert egy RX 460/470 meg elvisz mindent lazán.
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If you want very good pc for low price you want to check second hand deals for used hardware.
Look in local Pawnshop, or sites similar to gumtree / ebay
For Example I Buy 2 weeks ago i5 3470 + 16GB Ram + Good P67 Mobo + GPU 6870 1GB + SSD 60GB for 160 £ I OC CPU to 4Ghz with turbo up to 4.2Ghz performance similar to stock i5 6500
Now I search for a good deal for solid GPU :)
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http://pcpartpicker.com/list/PqW4BP about 600 Euros, but no OS.
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Hey guys,
I want to buy a new computer, because my old one is, you know, old. :D
I live in Serbia, prices here might be higher than the most of the countries.
So which PC should I get for gaming for 500-600€?
I'm thinking about something like:
i5 CPU
8GB RAM
1TB HDD
(I'm not sure in which videocard is good at this price range)
And a giveaway !
Thank you all!
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