PC build

Hello guys I'm wanting to make a good efficient pc, my budget is around 400$ I'm looking to make a fast and power pc for graphics, some gaming, and editing . If you guys can link me to a build or give me some opinions on what you guys think would be good for that amount I would appreciate it.

 

I can make on for you man, Do you mind if it's a Aussie site? But to be honest the price will be the same.


EDIT:
http://www.pccasegear.com/sc/mm

This is what I made. It's a bit over your budget but for $400 you wont get much out of it. Try saving a bit and then buy one. Because you want the best best for your PC. Best of luck

 

I'm not starting from scratch , I have a gigabyte mother board , I have the power supply, I just need to get the CPU and CPU or I can just get the one that's 2in1 I forget what it's called. I just got 8 GB of ram , along side 2x2gb ram. I got some pretty good fans. I'll tell you the exact parts when I get home I'm on my phone ATM . What do you think I should add on to it?

 

Could of told us in the topic post.

 

Sorry about that, do you know any good parts that I could add onto it to make it run really good?

 

Whats the product you use, Intel? AMD?

 

I have amd ATM, I was looking threw YouTube to see if I could find any good builds and I found a pretty good one for 500-600$. Since I have most of the parts I need I'm going to invest into that.

 

AMD is good, I use AMD and feel that it does better than Intel. I can build you one based off AMD Parts. It will increase the performance.

 

Sure I would appreciate that, I'm looking to make a pc that will be powerful and efficient but not too expensive

Sure I would appreciate that, I'm looking to make a pc that will be powerful and efficient but not too expensive

 

Okay, I will make it soon

 

I don't mind making Intel, only problem is if you want a good performance, you go with what your pc already has, so he it's AMD. Go AMD or Intel etc. I'm being bias saying AMD is better but only because I've rarely used it.