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Look carefully in our For Sale section of the forum and find yourself a solid, single gpu gaming box that will meet all of your needs. In your price range, you will not find, nor do you need, a crossfire or sli build. You should be able to find a used box that will allow you to play newer games on your current monitor with decent graphics. Obviously, you're not going to play Crysis and such, but you'll be able to enjoy 90% of the games out there.
Originally Posted by NaxShaleChan  Hi, I'm new here, well, been lurking a while, but the point is, I'm going to be building a budget rig. I need some help, because as good as I am compared to most of the people I know when it comes to computers, I don't think I'm that good compared to most of the people on this forum, so I'm here to ask for some advice building my rig. I'll need it to do some light school work, web browsing, and mild gaming on it. I'm not partial to brand or processors, but I'd like the specs to meet at least the following: Price range: No more than $350 if possible. (No monitor, I've got one, a 20" Acer with DVI and D-sub inputs) Proc speed: More than 2Ghz RAM: 2 gigs or more Hard Drive capacity: Between 150 and 500 gigs GFX Card: Either crossfire or SLI support in case I upgrade in the future would be nice Anything else I should add? Thanks in advance -NSC |
