$750 gaming pc

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I need someone to help me build a $750 gaming pc to play games I don't have an OS so I need that in budget to. I have no clue where to start please help

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Do you need keyboard/monitor/mouse included? What kind of games do you want to play?

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Best I can do: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/10dxj

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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/10dAd

I actually got something similar

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Yeah, yours is about $20 more than mine. Depends on whether or not his budget is flexible.

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Depends whether he wants a sucky psu ;)

I don't even remember what I put now, but I suspect Brennan had something to do with it

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Seasonic... shoulda known

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Seasonic G 550 4 lyfe.


;)

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SeaSonic power supplies aren't bad, Corsair is the best for my money though.

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The Corsair CX series doesn't share the quality of any other Corsair series. Better off with XFX if you want a budget buy.

And yeah, I thought "if I don't spend that little bit extra on Silverstone of Seasonic, he will have something to say..."

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I like the AX series, but they're expensive. XFX does make a good budget psu though.

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The HX series is a bit of a discounted AX series. I'll be using a Corsair 750W HX in my next build.

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The HX series is just as good, and cheaper.

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Theres a $5 difference between the HX and AX750.

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In the UK it is more of a £30-40 difference. Price of a HDD.

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Not always, though. The AX can get a lot more expensive, and so can the HX. Modularity is unimportant unless you need/want to sleeve more easily. The insides of the HX and AX are exactly the same.

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I want to play games like minecraft and dayz I would like a mouse and keyboard but no monitor

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Thought I'd mention this:

XFX PSUs are of top notch quality.  They aren't "budget" PSUs by any means.  If I'm not mistaken, I do believe they are manufactured by Seasonic.  You really can't go wrong with any of the PSUs mentioned above.  I have the Corsair CX600, and so far, it works great.  No problems thus far.  It's 80+ bronze and has a strong, single 12 volt rail.  Other than it not being modular, I can't complain.  I got it on Newegg for around $50.  :)

Ah, yes.  This is where I saw it...

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/power-supply-oem-manufacturer,2913-10.html