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You'd be surprised, they are fairly effective. And as I said he won't be overclocking.
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@Mr.Bomb 2060 is decent for budget builds, and while yes a better CPU overall may improve performance slightly. I am working with an extremely tight budget, and simply removing the keyboard and mouse and getting cheaper ones wouldn't free up enough budget to go leaps and bounds ahead performance wise. Keep in mind I am working with a strict budget of 1500 USD for the entire setup including PC
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Thanks for letting me know about the OEM keys, will definetly save some money.
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I let him choose the case as its going to be on his desk. I also personally like NZXT cases.
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This build is pretty bad for a high budget like that
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And you’re on crack
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@Shaun Nah fr though, the build itself is a budget build. And if you took the time to read the post you would be able to see that not all 1500 dollars are dedicated to the PC itself. Peripherals need to be purchased (I.E decent monitor, mouse and keyboard of his choosing) while yes you could get a much much better rig for 1500 dollars than the one listed above, it would lack essentials that a first time PC owner would require to actually utilize the PC that has been presented.
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@Shaun With corsair you are overpaying for a brand for most parts. And RGB is fun and adds life to a build, and for a budget build 80 bucks for 2 sticks that are RGB isn't bad at all. T-force is pretty quality, and it looks nice adding some lighting. Goes nice with the thermaltake CPU cooler
