NEW PC build 600$ budget

It'd be easier if you tell us what resolution you'll be playing in + graphics settings you want to achieve :) Otherwise this is a pretty solid build :3

Don't just buy one stick of memory, buy a matched pair if you're only going for 8GB then get 2x 4GB sticks.

i would drop the Cooler Masyer Hyper 212 and invest that money on a B150 motherboard

like this one

Memory should really be dual channel, also afaik that chipset only supports upto 2133mhz so if that's cheaper, etc, etc. It's generally fine though, lack of a SSD would drive me insane but YMMV :)

Yep, looks like a decent budget PC to me.
Add another stick of RAM and an SSD in the future, and you're golden.

It's a good build, the single stick of ram isn't really an issue, I would recommend 1 stick of 8 gb ram anyways if you're going to upgrade. Just try and get the same ram sticks if you upgrade (though sometimes different Brands/speed does work (it'll run on the same speed as the slowest ram stick)).

IMO the most useless part is the cooler, the most missing part an SSD.

i wonder why ppl with a low budget are getting intel instead of amd

pick 6GB 1060 not 3GB

Mayby second hand parts ?

I5 3 gen non k ~ 50 OC to 4GHZ to have performance i5 6500
Mobo for OC P67 /Z77 - 60
16 Gb ram - 45
1 TB HDD - 25
R7 260X 2GB - 40 Medium detail 1080P 30+ FPS in newest games
Any used good model not older than 1-2 years - 40

                                300 * depend to local prices :)

and
Case from 1 - 10 $
Monitor LCD 1080P from 20 - 40 $

Final Price around 350$

Drop the cooler. Your CPU will be well enough with a stock cooler. If you really want a 3rd party one, then the 212 EVO is vastly outdated by now. Get a Cryorig H7 instead. Same price or cheaper, better at cooling, and it is smaller too (quite important unless you have a larger case). (There are other coolers that are cheaper and better in performance, but this one stands out the most. it is the "new" 212 EVO for a while now.)

Wow ! I bought my PC for 850€ (in France) or 900+$ with a 960 GTX 2GB, 8GB of RAM and i5-4460. Why is it so cheap in the US ?

I use the same case, and it's very clean looking but has a few minor issues.
1) The top radiator clearance - you can fit a dual 120 fan and radiator AIO up there - but it will be tight. The clearance for aftermarket Fan coolers is also very tight - stick with the OEM cooler. I got a Nepton 140XL for my rig (http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/nepton/nepton-140xl/) and the bloody thing only fits in the front fan slot despite what it says on the website, and the holes are not in line so it needed to modifications.
2) It picks up dust bad. My case is fully closed for optimal temp, we vacuum every day, and my wife is OCD about cleaning - seriously she makes hospitals look like a pigsty, but this case still manages to collect dust on the outflow holes so bad it needs cleaning every 2 or 3 days.
3) don't forget that his case has 2 2.5SSD slots on the back plate as well as 2 on the top of the PSU sleeve. if you use 3.5 HDD's you are limited to 2 only unless you buy some mounts.

Just wanted to chime in that I think an SSD is worth it. I'd vote for ditching the regular hdd and just go for whatever size SSD you can afford. I'd trade down in graphic card to get SSD if you can save enough cash to do so.

At that price point you might watch newegg to see if they have some pre-builts that might come close to matching your needs. Sometimes decent gaming machines show up there.

Don't forget the cost of OS also.