You have lots of options
.
One of which is to go the A10 route (as R. Proffitt has suggested). So, with this in mind:
CPU: A10 Series will do the trick (and have a GPU already)
Mobo: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128566
It has all the features you're looking for (USB 3.0, DDR3 2400OC/1866/1600/1333/1066Mhz memory modules). Gigabyte is one of the best motherboard manufacturers out there, and a gamer's choice...you'll be in good shape.
Cost: $119
RAM: Your selection is fine; if anything I'd consider a total of 8GB since you're planning on doing lots of gaming (I'm a gamer by the way
). You'll be looking at $80 to $100 if you choose this route. Corsair is fine.
GPU: the A10-5800K comes with the Radeon HD 7660 GPU. Note, the "K" means the GPU/CPU are unlocked, ready for overclocking, that is if you ever choose to overclock them, you will be able to do so.
Cost: $130
And if you are interested to learn about our A-Series APUs, look here: http://www.amd.com/us/products/desktop/Pages/consumer-desktops.aspx#7
HDD: Your selection is fine. But if you are planning to play lots of games, an SSD can be a good alternative; you'll have a greater performance (in terms of access times). It will cost you a little more thought. If anything go with a 120GB SSD, make it the bootable drive and use the WD Blue HDD as the secondary/storage drive. Cost for a 120GB SSD is about $120. Again this is just an option...not a must.
Optical Drive: No comment here, I never used a Samsung drive but it's a great company with lots of good products in the market. You will be fine.
PSU: this is important. Make sure to get a 500w (or greater) power supply. It's a good investment and will pay dividends in the long term. It will easily power any of the components listed here and if you ever want to add other device, well you won't have to worry about the PSU. I suggest Cooler Master, Corsair or Antec, look here: http://www.newegg.com/Power-Supplies/SubCategory/ID-58
Cost: about $70
About the Operating System: Don't worry the above are all Windows friendly. From a gamer standpoint, I suggest you run Win-7 (or Win-7 64bit if you go with 8GB of RAM). Win 8 will do just fine too.
NOTE: Avoid doing any overclocking if you are new at building/customizing PC system. Start slow
Also, the RAM won't heat up if you don't overclock them...
Good luck Drillo283!
Well, as the title suggests, I am making my first build. So my budget is around 30,000 INR. (1$ = Roughly 65 Rupees) (Approx 450$) So here is my proposed build:
Case:
Cooler Master N300 NSE-300 KKN1 Mid tower case
CPU:
AMD FX - 4300 Black edition
MoBo:
Asus M5A78L-M LX V2 or Gigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3 (confused as I want a USB 3.0)
RAM:
Corsair Vengeance CMZ4GX3M1A606C9 4*1 4 GB (1600 DDR3)
GPU:
Confused. I don't know which one to get. Preferably under 3000Rs.
HDD:
WD Blue WD10EZEX 1 TB.
Optical drive:
Samsung SH 224 DB/IDDS
PSU:
Another place of confusion. One of the calculators suggested I get a 300W one, whereas one showed around 450W. Please suggest.
And one more question. Well, the site says that the motherboard supports Windows 7. Does that mean it can't run Windows 8?
Also, I'm buying parts from flipkart.com
I'm not sure whether this will be enough for hardcore gaming and stuff but my mom needs it now so I did a lot of research and found out all this. I already have a monitor for my needs. A friend of mine will provide me the OS (Win 7 Ultimate or Win 8?) I'm confused A LOT. Please help.

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