What parts should I choose for my first gaming PC build?

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Asked By MellowCedar42 On

I'm completely new to gaming PCs and have never built one before, so I may have an experienced friend assemble it for me. I'm interested in games such as Hearts of Iron IV, Warframe, the Total War series, and War Thunder, along with similar titles. My budget is around €1,500, and I live in Italy. What components do I need, and how should I choose parts that work well together? Please explain it in beginner-friendly terms.

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Answered By CopperLynx28 On

Your games should run well on a midrange modern processor and graphics card. Strategy games such as Hearts of Iron IV and Total War can benefit from strong CPU performance, while Warframe and War Thunder are generally less demanding. A sensible starting point would be a recent six- or eight-core CPU, 32 GB of RAM, a 1 TB NVMe SSD, and a graphics card aimed at 1440p gaming. Compare current prices from Italian retailers because the best-value GPU can change frequently.

Answered By BrightPanda7 On

The most important details are your budget, country, and target resolution or refresh rate. With about €1,500 in Italy, you can build a strong 1080p or 1440p gaming PC, but remember to reserve money for Windows, a monitor, and peripherals if you don’t already have them. The basic parts are the CPU, motherboard, RAM, graphics card, storage drive, power supply, case, and sometimes an aftermarket CPU cooler. Use a compatibility checker before buying, and don’t cut costs on the power supply.

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