I have an Nvidia/MSI build. If you are only going to play Minecraft or similar low-graphics games, there is not that much of a point is buying a beast of a pc. If you play next-generation games, you will most likely need to upgrade your components. Also, if you are recording, a decent graphics card and a processor will go a long way
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Try this website to help you create your pc.
I would reccomend:
Processor: (CPU) Intel i5 quadcore with overclock
Graphics card: MSI GTX 1060 4GB-6GB (PCI-E slot) (No point in having an SLI rig now.) <--- two graphics cards. (I have MSI GTX 1080 x. VR ready 6GB.) It's more that enough for Minecraft, recording and next-gen games.
RAM: 8GB of RAM - HyperX/Kingston or Crucial (Make sure it is DDR4 for the latest generation. If you cant afford it/dont need it, go for a DDR3) If you want, go to 16.
Motherboard is your choice. (make sure the pins on the graphics card and the RAM fits the motherboard, or else you are in trouble. (Maybe go for Acer (not too bad) MSI, ASUS,
Storage: I would reccomend 500GB to 1TB or storage. Go for a Hard Drive.
Purchasing an SSD would be a good invenstment, but depending on the games and the software, some can run faster on an SSD while some are faster on a Hard Drive, due to the writing speed. (SSD should be Samsung/Intel and so should the Hard Drive.)
Case: Go for one that can fit your motherboard, graphics card and power supply, as they all need to fit.
Power Supply:
EVGA 750W 80+ Gold Certified. It needs to be powerful enough to run all of your components, as a graphics card and processor can require a lot of power.¨
I Hope all of this helps!! I have some experience with computers and I am Studying IT in college, but I am not the best. Take my advice if you want :)
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