Wanting to have a decent computing power capable of handling your daily routine tasks; we have some of the very best and inexpensive desktop PC configurations for you. These budget desktop PCs strike a balance between performance and cost, and all that at affordable prices. They are capable of delivering what you want and what you don’t want.
If you are one of those who are not into gaming and programming per se, and you use your PC for word processing, spreadsheets, checking emails and social networks, occasionally watching HD movies and playing simple games. Then you might not need those high powered monstrous power draining machines.
So here’s our list of components that go into the budget PCs. We start with the processors and motherboards. We recommend AMD as good option if you are looking for a good decent performance, keeping the budget ultra low.
If you are one of those who are not into gaming and programming per se, and you use your PC for word processing, spreadsheets, checking emails and social networks, occasionally watching HD movies and playing simple games. Then you might not need those high powered monstrous power draining machines.
So here’s our list of components that go into the budget PCs. We start with the processors and motherboards. We recommend AMD as good option if you are looking for a good decent performance, keeping the budget ultra low.
Processor for low end gaming PC
First in our list is AMD’s A4-3300 (retails at about $ 35) APU. It’s a dual core processor running at 2.5 GHz with integrated graphics Radeon HD 6410D compatible to DirectX 11. To complement this APU, we can go for GIGABYTE’s GA-A55M-DS2 FM1 AMD A55 motherboard (retails at little less than $60).
In our list the next combo is AMD’s Athlon II X2 – 270 – 3.4 GHz (approximate pricing is $55), and the suitable Mother board will be Asus M5A78L-M LX (available for $ 45).
Another notable inexpensive yet powerful processor is AMD FX 4100 available @ $95 and the motherboard Asus M5A78L-M-USB3 for this processor can be bought at $60.
For our Intel fan boys we suggest Intel Pentium G2010 2.80 GHz Processor - Socket H2 LGA-1155 (Ivy Bridge – dual core), available at $ 70, and the suitable mother board for this processor is Gigabyte’ GA-H61m-D2H which is available for $45.
As we go little higher we recommend Intel Core i3-2120 Processor (3M Cache, 3.30 GHz) available for $90 and the suitable mother board could be Gigabyte-H61M-D2H (D-Sub, DVI, HDMI) which can be bought for $55.
In our list the next combo is AMD’s Athlon II X2 – 270 – 3.4 GHz (approximate pricing is $55), and the suitable Mother board will be Asus M5A78L-M LX (available for $ 45).
Another notable inexpensive yet powerful processor is AMD FX 4100 available @ $95 and the motherboard Asus M5A78L-M-USB3 for this processor can be bought at $60.
For our Intel fan boys we suggest Intel Pentium G2010 2.80 GHz Processor - Socket H2 LGA-1155 (Ivy Bridge – dual core), available at $ 70, and the suitable mother board for this processor is Gigabyte’ GA-H61m-D2H which is available for $45.
As we go little higher we recommend Intel Core i3-2120 Processor (3M Cache, 3.30 GHz) available for $90 and the suitable mother board could be Gigabyte-H61M-D2H (D-Sub, DVI, HDMI) which can be bought for $55.
RAM for low end gaming PC
We recommend 4 GB DDR3 is good enough for the kind of PC we are looking for (Kingston 4 GB 1333 MHz is available at approximately $ 40).
Hard Disk for low end gaming PC
The 500 GB capacity of hard drive for our kind of PC is sufficient. The 500 GB SATA hard drive from WD or Seagate @ 7200 RPM is available for approximately $50.
Optical Drive
The DVD – writer nowadays are very inexpensive. The SATA 22X drives are available at less than $20 (we can go for LG, or Samsung or any other brand).
Display
A display size of 18.5 or 22 inches is good for the multimedia consumption. You can go for ViewSonic VA2246M-LED 22-Inch LED-Lit LCD Monitor ($110), ViewSonic Monitor VA2037M-LED 20 inch Screen LED-lit LCD Monitor ($ 90) or Samsung S19A450BW-1 19 inch Widescreen VGA/DVI LED LCD Monitor (Matte Black) for $80.
Input Devices
The standard combo of mice and keyboard is available for $10.
Power supply
Standard power supply of 400 to 500 watt is good enough to run our PC, you can consider Corsair Builder Series CX (430 Watt) for $45.
That’s it folks for the time being, stay tuned for more to come.Hopes this article will help you to choose best low end PC gaming configuration.
That’s it folks for the time being, stay tuned for more to come.Hopes this article will help you to choose best low end PC gaming configuration.
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