Need Help Deciding on which GPU to get.

Bump for the train!

My computer personally has a 6 GB ram and runs games great but my 2 GB ram ran most games well so I'd say 4 GB would be great but I'm no computer expert so ignore me lol xD

If you don't mind getting used stuff you should look for a i7 2600-2700k cpu and clock it. If i remeber correctly a clocked 2700k is about the same as a 4790k and they are quite cheap used. You would need a decent cooler tho.

If you're going for a budget build, drop the SSD.
It's mostly a quality of life improvement, since it does speed up game loading times, but you should instead invest that money into a better CPU, because an i3 will just slaughter any build you try to come up with. And most of those games are pretty big, so they'd just fill a 120gb one really quick. Get an SSD down the road, when you already have your PC set up.

If you go with the RX470 for a GPU, maybe choose an AMD CPU to go with it too since AMD GPUs sometimes don't do too well with intel cpus.

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Build C seems pretty good for these games, I'd go with that.

Bump!

Just a bump :)

Do you really need a WiFi adapter? Ethernet cable is cheaper.

Well I have pretty much the same as Build B, I bought it about a month ago, and I really like it.
I'm not sure, but in Build C, the Pentium may bottleneck the GPU. (I'm not a PC expert) I would go with Build B!

All builds look good for the money bumping.

2GB ram graphic card is way too low nowadays, i'd go with B

Definitely C; a G4560 is very close to the i3-6100 now that Pentiums have hyperthreading.

It looks like you have chosen. Good luck with the build and thanks for the giveaways :)

Bump :D

Bump for B.

C seems pretty smart.
Too bad you're on such a tight budget though, it would probably feel quite smoother if you replaced the hard drive with an SSD. I'm not really used to making builds with a very constrained budget though, I usually just decide the kind of parts I need I then find the cheapest combination in that range.

B is Good but If you can increase your budget little more then change GPU & PSU with these two:

1) Gigabyte GV-N1070WF2OC-8GD Windforce OC GeForce GTX 1070 8GB 1.56GHz $379.00
2) FSP Group HG650 Hydro G ATX 80+ Gold 650W Full $84.99

Both are best.

3) Also for Gaming, you should install RAM min. 16 GB.
4) Windows 10 Professional x64 would be best

Personally I have this RIG,

1) Gigabyte BM85H (If I remember right "as I am in office)
2) iCore 3 4th Gen - 3.2 Ghz
3) 16 GB DDR3 - Kingston (4+4+8)
4) Segate 250 GB HDD + WD 300 GB HDD (Both are old)
5) Gigabyte GT740 2GB (Bought in June 2015)
6) FSP Epsilon 600W +80 White (Bought 2 1/2 years ago).
7) Windows 8.1 Professional Edition 64 Bits

This rig is working perfectly and I am playing most of game with High Settings like Dishonored 2, GTA V etc etc......

I am planning to update the rig but the cost of Processor and GPU is sky-high i.e Processor is around $500/- and GPU 8 GB GT1070 & 1080 is around $850 to $980 as government put lot of duty and taxes on Computer Items.

Tom's Hardware Best GPU Value Comparison is always worth a look. It is frequently updated and provides comparisons at several different price points and applications. They advise that in general, the AMD hardware has a performance advantage in newer DirectX 12 and Vulkan-based games but Nvidia’s Pascal architecture is typically more competitive in DirectX 11 applications.

lior9905 used bump, it was very effective.