Cant Decide which gaming pc to go with

I did notice your other thread in PC builds, if you're planning to use this system without a video card for a while, the 3400G is by far the best CPU option of those three because it has the best integrated graphics. . Keep in mind even for a game like Fortnite which isn't very graphically intense you'll have to keep your settings low to get smooth framerates if you're not using a video card.

Minecraft should be a breeze though. 

Four cores is pretty standard these days and will be better long term so I'd recommend going with at least the 3200g if you plan to keep this configuration for a while. 

keeboardnmouse said:

Also, I can buy the Cheapest and Cheaper Builds now, but I am not able to get the Not-So-Cheap Build now. I know that doesn't matter that much, and the actual specs are more important than the time of purchasing.

If you do not need WiFi, here is what I would recommend: https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder.aspx?load=e7cefda6-0361-4202-a0a2-56c547bc50a2. This build is $445 after the $20 CPU/Motherboard discount combo and comes equipped with a discrete GPU which will far outperform any integrated graphics on the market. It's actually faster than the more expensive GTX 1650: https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-1650-vs-AMD-RX-570/4039vs3924. It also utilizes a much faster 6 core, 12 thread 2600X processor which is great if you plan on streaming your games while playing. Remember, the cost of this build does not reflect the price after taxes and does not include an OS or peripherals such as keyboard, mouse or monitor. 

That build linked above only has a single 8GB stick of DDR4 3000mhz, however you can always add another stick later once your budget grows. A single 8GB DIMM is not going to bottleneck your performance in Fortnite or Minecraft, so you'll be fine.

If you did need WiFi, you can swap the build out for the B450M DS3H-WiFi for another $22, or buy a WiFi adapter to add on to the board via USB or PCIe: https://www.microcenter.com/search/search_results.aspx?N=4294966871&page=1&sortby=pricelow&SortNow=Go. If you plan to play Fortnite in any competitive manner, I would strongly recommend using a wired connection for a more consistent, stable experience.

Lastly, if your budget improves in the future, look into getting a high refresh rate Freesync monitor. We sell them for around $150 and they will dramatically improve your gaming experience. They remove any screen tearing, reduce input lag since you do not need V-Sync with them and they force the monitor to adjust it's refresh rate to match your framerate, making everything feel buttery smooth. FreeSync is compatible with the RX 570 in the build above, and even if you decide to go with an Nvidia graphics card later on, Freesync is now supported by modern Nvidia GPU's.

If you have any additional questions, please let us know!