Best Gaming Pc Under 700 Dollar

Table of Contents

• Pc build on a budget
• 1. Processor
• 2. Motherboard
• 3.Ram
• 4. Storage
• 5. Power Supply
• 6. Graphics Card
• 7. Pc Case
• Final Conclusion
• FAQs

Pc build on a budget

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1. Processor

The processor I  am using is AMD Ryzen™ 5 5500. This gaming processor is best for Triple-A Title Games. In this processor 6 Core and 12 Thread and the Base Clock is 3.6 GHz and Maz Boost is 4.2 GHz Also Cache Memory is 19 MB.

2. Motherboard

The ASUS Prime B450M-A II is an entry-level motherboard for budget gamers. It’s the most wallet-friendly AM4 Socket motherboard with a touch of advanced features to equip your gaming hardware. There are also fancy RGB lights and heat spread shrouds on this motherboard to make it more expensive.

3.Ram

The Patriot Signature Premium brings the best value for budget gaming builds. It comes

with a higher clock speed and low CAS Latency to deliver tremendous performance in gaming.

The reason to use it is only for its price because this ram is low price but performance is best. I sing (2x8GB) total 16 GB. 

4. Storage

The Crucial P3 is an entry-level M.2 SSD that comes with decent read/write speeds. It’s an affordable option for those who cannot redefine their budget to buy the 1TB Hard Disk drive.

5. Power Supply

As the part that we have chosen for our gaming PC is not power-hungry, a power supply like 

Thermaltake Smart 500W would be enough to meet the energy demands of our system. It comes with 80+ efficiency and 5 years warranty period.

6. Graphics Card

The MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 3060 is the most powerful and inexpensive high-level graphics card for 1080p gaming. It goes hand in hand with high-level chips like RTX 3080ti.  It is when it comes to solid gaming performance.

7. Pc Case

Bgears b-Voguish is simply one of the most spacious PC cases with a higher airflow mechanism. It comes with a Tempered glass panel through which you can see your components in full glory. Lastly, the dual intake and metal finish design make it a worthy choice for gamers on a tight budget.

Final Conclusion

Best Gaming PC under 700$. This pc is based on a Ryzen pc. Ryzen 5500 Processor is used in this pc. Motherboard is ASUS Prime B450M-A II And Ram is 16GB (8x2) the storage is Crucial P3 500GB PCIe Gen3 3D NAND NVMe M.2 SSD. In this pc Power Supply Used Thermaltake Smart 500W 80+ White Certified PSU. The cabinet is Bgears b-Voguish Gaming Case. The last not but list Graphics Card is MSI Gaming GeForce RTX3060 12GB.

The total cost of this PC is 687 $. I hope you will build this gaming PC after reading this blog and also you are very happy to read it thank you.

FAQs

Q.1 What parts are needed to build a PC?

Ans: 6 parts processor, motherboard, ram, storage, power supply, PC case compulsory needed to build a PC. Also, you need a gaming PC to add a graphics card and other gaming components.

Q.2 What is a "mini PC build" and how do I build one?

Ans: A mini PC build refers to the process of building a small form factor PC, which typically requires a mini-ITX motherboard and a small case. The process is similar to building a regular PC but requires more attention to detail and consideration of component sizing.

Q.3 What are "NVMe SSDs" and why are they popular in PC builds?

Ans: NVMe SSDs are a type of solid-state drive that uses an NVMe slot to transfer data between the drive and the CPU. They are popular in PC builds because they offer faster read/write speeds compared to traditional SATA SSDs, which can improve overall system performance.

Q.4 What is "RGB lighting" and how do I add it to my PC build?

Ans: RGB lighting refers to lighting systems that allow you to customize the colors and patterns of LED lights in your PC case, components, or peripherals. You can add RGB lighting to your PC build by purchasing RGB-enabled components or by installing aftermarket RGB lighting strips or fans.

Q.5 What is "liquid cooling" and how do I set it up in my PC build?

Ans: Liquid cooling refers to the use of liquid coolant to dissipate heat from your PC's CPU and/or GPU. It is typically more effective than air cooling but can be more expensive and complex to set up. You can set up liquid cooling in your PC build by purchasing a liquid cooling kit or individual components and following the manufacturer's instructions for installation and maintenance.