Gaming PC

Guys, i have been thinking on making a gaming PC with give or take 2000 pounds of money, do i have enough or should i save more? I already have a keyboard, a mouse and an earphone

That's more than enough for a decent pc that runs 90% + of games on minimum system or maximum system requirement

enough for a mid-range pc. I say go for it

virtz [#2]

That's more than enough for a decent pc that runs 90% + of games on minimum system or maximum system requirement

Any cpu, gpu and amount of RAM recommendations? I havent looked at any pc parts prices whatsoever, so its helpful if u put the prices for it as well

Bro if i made an incredibly decent pc with $1200, u can buy something really good

Stay poor like me

I have checked pcpartpicker, i got like 1685 dollars if all the items are available, thats like 1400 pounds

.mkkn

Lop [#5]

Bro if i made an incredibly decent pc with $1200, u can buy something really good

Specs? Like everything

WinterZ [#3]

enough for a mid-range pc. I say go for it

mid-range??????????????????

For U$S2300 I'd go with
3070 <$650
i7 12700F ~$320
16 gb ram ~$80 I'd personally go with ddr4
A motherboard that fits you, remember you cant overclock a non K intel cpu, also remember your ram choice ddr4 or ddr5
1TB ssd ~$120 x2
More than 600w 80+ power supply <$60
A nice case <$65

If you want you could go for a 3080 it's less than $850 but you'll have to get a really good power supply like >800w
Idk about displays but a 1440p monitor could be good

InXtiNct [#4]

Any cpu, gpu and amount of RAM recommendations? I havent looked at any pc parts prices whatsoever, so its helpful if u put the prices for it as well

Head over to https://pcpartpicker.com/ and just start reading reviews of all the parts you need/want to pick the best ones in your price range. Your smaller ticket items are going to be getting enough ram and making sure that it matches your cpu speed so you can get the fastest memory possible, and also get an ssd with at least a terabyte of storage. Big ticket items are obviously cpu, gpu, and motherboard. Just figure out what you want to be able to run, and how well you want to be able to run it and then go from there. It’s not too difficult.