@MethodManFTW said:

Th ex Gamespot reviewer is on there too. Neat.

I'm gonna be in the credits of a freaking video game!

Read Only Memories EX, out 1/22/16! :D

OOPS, a budget is the best place to start. Then you can find the best value for the components.

Another helpful website: http://www.logicalincrements.com/#!/

Nice!

@Young_Charter:

Okay. You'll probably end up with a ATX motherboard unless you go with a locked Intel card and get a micro ATX, but either way a mid sized case should be plenty.

I have a Corsair Spec 01, a budget mid tower. There's also the Corsair 200R, but I prefer the Spec 01 because it has more air intake on the front panel. Coolermaster has some decent towers in the same price range and so does NZXT.

That said, the case is the last thing you pick to make sure everything you do get fits lol. Here's a website that helps you build PCs and makes it easy for others to see your build and give an opinion.

https://pcpartpicker.com

This is my build using US stores.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/y3P2XL

@Young_Charter: It entirely depends on your budget. I used pcpartpicker.com and r/bapcsales to find my parts on put them together. Could get RAM secondhand, but its already so cheap in the US. Got my GPU secondhand but would not recommend that as its really rusky.