In my country the 5600 is twice as expensive as it’s supposed to be but I opted for the 5500 and to be fair there isn’t a noticeable difference especially when gaming. I paired it with a 6600 xt which was the only secondhand part and the build cost around $490 if converted from my currency. If you went for all secondhand parts you could probably shave $200 off that price or get even better hardware. When it comes to pc vs console I only have a console for relaxed gameplay and for when I have someone over. It’s more for when I don’t want to sit at my desk hunched over my keyboard to play some games.

No it doesn’t. The brand has to do with the cost to performance ratio. If you’re confusing a 2060 with a 4060 then you should’ve done more research but it definitely doesn’t have anything to do with the brand since all three of those are nvidia GPUs. Brand doesn’t matter unless you want the best cost to performance ratio. In that case, get an amd gpu. An Rtx 3060 is $50 more expensive than an rx 6600 xt but actually performs on par if not slightly worse than the 6600 xt. The difference isn’t big enough to tell the difference but you’re saving $50 just by going with amd. So if you’re looking to build a pc just do your research and don’t listen to people that say one brand is better than the other. At the end of the day it just comes down to preference and budget. Pick the card that fits into your budget and don’t worry what brand the card is. Hope this helps for anyone looking to get into pc building.

Secondhand gpu mate.

Can you try the lian li a3 matx case please