what part should I choose for a first pc

jschrock375

I want to build an entry-level PC but I don't know what parts to choose. I have a budget of $700 and that is for the PC, keyboard, mouse, and speakers.

PowerSpec_Alex

I'm so sorry, it looks like it didn't come through very well!

Here's a photo of the list I made (keep in mind you'll need an Operating System too and that isn't on here):

Hopefully this one works better.

Thanks for bearing with me.

I hope this helps!

PowerSpec_Alex

Hello!

I'll do my best to try to help!

Working with an expert in-store to find the perfect parts for you to meet your budget is definitely your best bet. They can walk you through the process step by step and make sure you get everything you'll need.

I'm happy to do my best to help here as well. Can you tell me more about what you'll be using the PC for? Gaming? School? Work?

You may also take a look at some prebuilt PCs to save you some time.

For instance, if you're looking for a Gaming PC the PowerSpec G516 is on sale for 699.99 right now through tomorrow. You can find it here: https://www.microcenter.com/product/666624/powerspec-g516-gaming-pc

jschrock375

I want to use it for gaming

PowerSpec_Alex

PC Builder Build Your Own PC Micro Center.pdf

I thought long and hard on this one and finally came up with a build that I believe will provide you the best gaming experience within your budget!

I attached the file as a PDF here (hopefully that comes through!) and the estimated cost it came up with still leaves a bit of room for you to pick out your accessories.

I hope this helps!

jschrock375

what would you do for the storage and case?