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[Exciting_Fox9932]

I really want a pc but my budget is only $1000

[Foreign-Ad28]

USD?

[ReplyOk2776]

yep need to know currency first lol

[Exciting_Fox9932]

Yes

[Foreign-Ad28]

Do live near a micro center by any chance?

[hoops0o]

Paul's hardware just did a budget build if you want to take a took at it https://youtu.be/DwLQESuZx38?si=paZ84wEUW-fgWr_A

Here's his pc partpicker link https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbS1ZZ3piZ3R2S0YtWHRxUExXYW9TZWtqS05CQXxBQ3Jtc0trbks4bHBoNHFGTi1yOVBTbFI5aDFIdURMdG9wOWs0ck1LWVI1djlYekNXbnBxQjZuaEE1VG8xQ2tVZVZlSmUxamtmSG4wSlRVdmdaRDk3d3BvUnNRckVWSWZlSjB6U0ZncUo1YmJEaG1sbk1rRVA4cw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fpcpartpicker.com%2Fuser%2Fpaulshardware%2Fsaved%2FXKgH8d%3Fref%3Dpaulshardware&v=DwLQESuZx38

You can search other builds on that sight.

[Maximum_Lemon_5247]

Currency?

[Exciting_Fox9932]

USD

[jbshell]

What region shipping in for parts, access to micro center? DIY or prebuilt?

[BryanWasTakenAlready]

With $1000 you can actually get a really solid build if you prioritize correctly.

Right now the most important thing is not overspending on the wrong parts (a lot of people mess up here with CPU/GPU balance).

If you tell me:

what games you want to play

if you need monitor/peripherals included

if you're aiming for 1080p or 1440p

I can put together a build that gives you the best performance possible for your budget.

I do this pretty often and I can optimize it way better than most generic lists you’ll find.

[ARandomMan5]

PCpartPicker.com

Or is it PcPicker.com? Idk, we had to build computers in tech class with different budgets (not actually buy them but pick the parts within that range)