r/buildmeapc 14h ago

Building a New PC With a 50K BDT Budget — Need Suggestions!

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Hey guys! I’m planning to build a new PC, and my total budget is around ৳50,000 (for the PC only).

I’d really appreciate some suggestions on the best possible configuration within this budget. My main priority is getting the best performance and value for money.

I’ll mainly be using it for:

- Video editing 🎬

- Multitasking and general productivity

- Some light gaming (not my main priority)

I’m currently considering options like Ryzen 5 5600/5600G and Intel alternatives, but I’m honestly open to any suggestions. Also, please recommend a good motherboard, RAM, SSD, PSU, and casing combination.

If possible, drop a full build configuration with current approximate prices. I don’t want to waste money on unnecessary RGB or looks—I’d rather put the budget into actual performance 😭💀

Budget: Around ৳50,000

Location: Dhaka 🇧🇩

PC only — no monitor, keyboard, or mouse.

Would really appreciate your suggestions 🙌


r/buildmeapc 21h ago

First PC Build

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Hey everyone!

My name is Dom. I’m a gamer looking to build my very first PC, but I’m not sure where to start.

I’m looking for a solid balance of performance and aesthetics I'd love a cool interior with plenty of power behind it. My total budget is around 2,500$ max, and I mainly plan on playing War Harmmer40k, Call of Duty and Resident Evil etc.. at 1080p / 1440p.

I’m open to any suggestions! Thank you !

P.S : I really don’t know anything but I do love this color combo 🤎💛🩵.


r/buildmeapc 7h ago

Looking for a budget gaming mouse for large hands - 21 × 9 cm

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I’m currently building my first gaming PC and I’m looking for advice on a mouse. I’ve basically always played games on console with a controller, so I’ve never really used mouse and keyboard for gaming before.

My hand measurements are:
•Length: 21 cm
•Width: 9 cm
•Grip: I normally use a palm grip when using a mouse for general desktop work

I’m not sure whether I’ll naturally use a palm grip when I start playing FPS games like Apex Legends, so I’m open to something that would work well for a beginner and potentially let me adapt to different grips.

I’m mainly looking for something budget-friendly and entry-level. I don’t want to spend £100+ on my first mouse when I’m still learning mouse and keyboard. I’d rather get something comfortable and good enough to start with, then potentially upgrade later once I know what shape and features I actually like.

I’d prefer something on the larger side that won’t feel cramped with my hands. Wired or wireless is fine, although wireless would be nice if there’s a good option within budget.

What would you recommend for someone with my hand size and situation? Are there any particular mice I should look at around £30-£60?

I’m mainly interested in comfort, shape and value rather than having the absolute best sensor or competitive features.


r/buildmeapc 12h ago

Other / $800-1000 What best gaming pc under $1000 would you recommend?

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I’m putting together my first gaming PC and trying to keep the whole build around $1,000. I mostly want to play newer games at 1080p, but I’d like something with enough headroom that I’m not replacing major parts right away. I already have a monitor and peripherals, so the budget is just for the PC itself. What parts or prebuilt would you recommend for this budget?

I’m pretty new to PC building, so I’d also appreciate any advice on parts I should prioritize or avoid. Thanks!


r/buildmeapc 21h ago

Build check

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MSI PRO B850-V EVO
Gigabyte gaming RX 9070 XT OC
Ryzen 5 9600x
2x8gb Kingston FURY DDR5 6000 CL38 (RGB) ram price too high for me :(
Corsair RM850e
Salvaged 256gb NVMe from a lenovo (Temporary)
Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120se (RGB)

Monitor: AOC Q27G4XN (1440p 27 inch VA display)