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let's build a gaming PC from my fellow aziz downunder however before we do that I have a serious question for you guys and that is mate you even turned the ball welcome back to the month of October 2015 and today we're going with a $600 or Australian dollar gaming PC and now one thing to keep in mind is even though this PC may look expensive it's actually not too bad considering the Australian dollar is pretty weak at the moment however as always I'll be putting the links in the description below for the US and the UK but with that being said let's get on with it so for the cpu we're going with the i3 4160 this is a dual core 4 threaded CPU now comes in at 150 Australian dollars and honestly for this price I think it's one of the best value gaming CPUs you can get down under at the moment however don't let the dual-core thing for you this thing will do an absolute fine job of playing games at 1080p next up for the motherboard we're going with the msi h 81 MP 33 now for 70's Randle's this thing is pretty damn good I mean you're just getting a motherboard with yeah 2 slots of memory and it'll be absolutely fine for what we need today which is a low budget gaming PC so for memory will go on 1 a gigabyte ddr3 stick of memory from g.skill now this is the cheapest I've seen memory in a while $65 you also get one stick so you've got the option in there to add in another stick in the future so if you want to put an i7 in this motherboard and have sort of like a more powerful PC then one 8 gigabyte stick of memory will give you that option to do so so for the hard drive we're going with the Western Digital caviar blue one terabyte now this thing is pretty much a staple around here it's a good hard drive for the money getting one terabyte of storage 7200 rpm Drive it's going to be pretty quick and if you're ready to up it to an SSD in the future then you can use this drive as a backup Drive a Miss card today I'm going to give you guys the choice you can pick AMD or Nvidia so for the AMD side of things we're going to go with the sapphire online 274 $169 this thing will do an absolutely fine job of playing games at 1080p so for the nvidia side of things we've got the msi gtx 750ti this thing comes in at 179 dollars and just like the r9 270 this thing will do an absolutely fine job of playing games at 1080p as well so for the case we're going with the Zalman t4 this thing comes in at $39 and I've tried some budget Zelman cases in the past and I've been quite impressed with them definitely good value for money the case here today is no exception now lastly for power we're going with the Corsair vs 450 watt power supply this thing is pretty much one of the cheapest decent power supplies you can get so honestly if you have to spend money on power supply get something that's not too bad I mean you can probably save money here but honestly I wouldn't want to risk a house fire for you guys so because there's pretty much the cheapest at around about fifty-two dollars and it will power today's rig fine now this leaves the total price of this build to 622 Australian dollars also if you're in the UK and the US I will put the description in the links below that's right I'm going to put the description in the links below brothers so check those out if you're in the US or the UK and if you have any questions or comments about this build and drop a comment in the comment section below and I'll get back to you as soon as I can now with that being said can I get a like and also if you haven't already subscribe to tech yes City well I'll be coming back to you guys with more tech news and reviews bye