Originally Posted by hunter

I can show you parts that i recommend you to buy for a good gaming pc.

Since you are from Finland, i can give you links from popular finnish tech site.

http://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/...i-dp-pci-e-3_0

HORRIBLE price/performance GPU, don't buy this just because it's labeled "Nvidia". The whole 9xx Series sucks below the 970 in terms of €/value. AMD is clearly better in the range from 0-300€

http://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/...-4_0ghz-8-core
AMD CPU's are Horrible aswell. This one was released in 2012, and even then it was not good. A modern i3 beats this heater in games. Don't get tricked by "hurr durr but it has 8 cores and an i3 has only 2" if I shit on your doormat eight times, it is still shit on your doormat. And even then these are not "real" 8 cores. It's 4 modules and dual cores, kinda like hyperthreading. AMD is out of the CPU market since the Core2Duo/Quad ages. And equally priced i5 suits you much better. it's faster, less powerconsuming and will last you 3-5 years.

http://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/...ini-itx-kotelo
ACtually fine, but you can save about 20€ on the case and put it in your GPU

http://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/...d-970-ddr3-atx
Look at my AMD CPU comment for further information

http://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/...l10-1_5v-musta
Good Choice

http://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/...ema-sata-musta
Useless nowerdays, unless you install Windows via CD and not USB. You can use the one from your old Computer, don't waste money here

http://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/...5-500-500-mb-s
There is almost no storage in this config. 120GB is nothing. Put the SSD aside and buy a 1TB HDD, and add an SSD later.

http://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/...-black-edition
Good Choice

Total: 687,30€

And if you are also looking for monitor for around 500-700€ price tag

Then you should maybe lower the cpu to something like AMD FX-6300 there isn't much of a difference between that cpu and the one i recommended for you if you OC(Overclock) FX-6300 to 4,0 Ghz. Then the performance isn't much different between FX-8350 except it has 2 more threads and 2 more cores.
And you can sure change the case/gpu/motherboard or whatever to something else. Just make sure if you for example change the motherboard, get a motherboard that supports AM3+ if you go for AMD FX cpu.
NEVER safe on the CPU. Just don't do it. It hurts the longlivity badly. Safe on the Mobo and Case. Maybe even the GPU, cause GPU's drop in value drasticly with each generation.

Also I definitely agree on the TV for a monitor, it's also a ton better for your eyes because its less px/inch so everythings bigger. I'm not sure whether or not a TV would put more strain on a graphics card than a run of the mill monitor.

ALSO: why don't you guys use pcpartpicker.com or logicalincrements.com? Both amazing websites, OP definitely look at that second link. The OP is also paying in dollars and you guys are doing math for Euros

Shipping : site where I can order all of the parts all the way to the finland

I mean I've been using an FX 8350 and have had it for 3-4 years and it's still running great. Although i would recommend going with a quad core for right now, not enough things take advantage of 8 cores.

(although id recommend not to go any lower than 32" 1080p because anything below that isnt a TV just a glorified monitor).

Originally Posted by Mongius

hunter, in all respect, that is just a devastatingly bad build for 2016.

Jimm's is expensive compared to prices I am used to, so it was hard to squeeze everything out of the money.
NOTE:This is a Bang-For-The-Buck-Build, meaning it gives you the most performance per Euro.

Intel Core i5-4460 Great CPU for nonoverclockers (which is only available for you with 300€+ CPUs), the best price/performance CPU atm.
Arctic Cooling Alpine 11 Plus CPU Cooler The i5 includes a horrible weak and loud cooler when not installed properly. Swap it for this one.

This is how you install your Intel Stock cooler to be the most quiet and efficient

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MSI B85M E45 Mobo Again, Jimm's pricing and amout of parts to chose from are limited, so I picked this one, delivering the best price/performance available in the shop.
2x4GB HyperX Fury DDR3 1866MHZ RAM the same as above, but a little bit faster for the same price.
WD Blue 1TB HDD replacement for the SSD above. When chosing between Seagate and WD, always buy the WD.
Asus Radeon R7 360 2GB OC GPU Cheapest 360 I could find on Jimm's with a GREAT cooler.
LC Power 450W Silent Green Power ATX PSU same procedure as for the RAM, your system will draw about 370W at full load, no need for a 500W PSU, just save some money here.
Bitfenix Nova Case Very nice case. Bitfenix is one of my favorites when it comes to slick and easy-to-build cases
Acer s230HL 1080P monitor Suits everyones needs for gaming.

Total pricing : 725€ including monitor, 595€ without monitor.
Optionally: Kingston 120GB SSD 60€.
here is a very detailed article about what an SSD is and why you should buy them.

If you have any more questions feel free to PM me.