Gaming PC Cheap Build

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Nowadays having a good PC is Compulsory for Having a Good Gaming Sessions with your friends or even if you're a creator and You facing a Lagging issue while Editing. So you need to Have Good specs in Your Gaming Machine' I will guide you step by step so you can Build a Good Gaming PC without Putting Load on Your Pocket. I highly recommend you
To go with These Component's Which is used by me.

 For This Cheap But Beast Gaming PC Build. we're using these following Component's

1.PROCESSOR
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 AMD Ryzen 5 2400G processor
          Comes with 4 core 8 threads (Clocking speed 3.9 GHz )I Recommend if you have a little more budget for boosting Performance get AMD Ryzen 5 3400G.
Which has 4 Core 8 Threads(Clocking Speed 4.2 GHz) AM4 Socket 6MB Cache
 Radeon RX Vega 11 Graphics  Desktop Processor & Wraith Spire Thermal Solution.

if you're bit tight on the budget go with  the 2400g.

RYZEN5 2400g 
PROS-built in Radeon Vega Graphics so you don't need to buy a separate GPU.

2.Motherboard   
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GIGABYTE GA-AB350-Gaming 3 (AMD RYZEN AM4/ B350/ RGB Fusion/Smart Fan 5/
          HDMI1.4/ M.2/ SATA 6Gbps/ USB 3.1 Type-A/ATX/ DDR4/ Motherboard)

it;s a pretty Good motherboard.
the reason why we pick this one is it's a series motherboard so it's an old model one
and price come down to around 6500 right now in the market and for that price. this thing offer pretty good features. like RGB lighting & built in WIFI for 6500. What more can you ask for. But if you have little more budget i would say go for the latest one the 450series motherboards because they directly
support the 3rd gen RYZEN CPUs  on this one you have to update BIOS Before you can install Ryzen 3rd generation CPUs.

3.RAM

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The Ram  we using for this build is from CORSAIR VENGEANCE DDR4 8Gb ram
i would suggest you to go with the Dual Channel Ram. Because Dual channel offer's  you better performance. so if you going with 8GB RAM select 2stick's of 4GB . if that's not possible go with the 8GB Stick. if you have little more budget i would say go with two 8GB ram Sticks which offer's you Beast performance.

4.Storage
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 Use a SSD for Better Gaming performance. as you know ssd's quite Popular & expensive so go with the
           240 GB SSD and 1TB hard disk for storage. 

5. Power supply
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Go with any 350 watt power supply because it's more than enough.
6.Cabinet
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CHIPTRONEX MX1 RGB Mid Tower Cabinet USB 3.0 Tempered Glass RGB Fan Preinstalled
          
Use a budget friendly case around 2000 rs and get a simple cabinet if you want to use a RGB component's
so you have to spend more 1000 rs and go with the RGB lighting Cabinet's which offer's you Better look.I Highly Recommend You To Go with This one Because You Getting a RGB FAN PREINSTALLED For More Cooling. 

ASSEMBLING 
Step.1  If you Get all the component's Let's Start assembling. Start To open The Case
Install The Power Supplier in you're Cabinet, Gently Tight the screw's provided with the Power Supplier.
  
Step.2  Now Install Processor on Your Motherboard.
Put the processor on the Processor socket and Press the carefully because processor's Match The
shape Angle and Lock the lever.
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Step.3 Install ram on the Motherboard.
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Open the Ram Slot lock and Press the ram Stick in it, If it will be automatically locked in the socket then you're done.

Step.4 Connecting Cables.
  • first Connect 24Pin Power supplier Cable to  the 24Pin Slot on your Motherboard.
  • Now Connect 8Pin CPU Cable to the Motherboard.
  • Now Connect the  PowerSwitch, ResetSwitch , USB2.0Port, HD audio cable and Sata Cable through the SSD. you will find Name on every Switch cable. So Connect all this on your Mother board.
  • Make sure to Organize Cable's To keep your PC neat and Clean.  
Step.5 Operating Your PC 
Attach your computer to an outlet. Using your power source's power cable, plug your computer into a wall outlet or power strip.
  • You may first have to attach the electrical cable to the power source input on the back of your computer's case.
  • Plug a monitor into your computer. You'll typically use the graphics card output that's near the bottom of the case, though some motherboards may have this port on the right or the left side of the case.
  • The output here is usually a DisplayPort or HDMI port.
  • Install Windows or Linux. Windows is compatible with all PCs and will make full use of their various features (e.g., Bluetooth), but you will have to purchase a copy of Windows if you don't have a product key. Linux is free, but may not be able to use all of your computer's hardware.
    • If you don't have an installation USB drive, you'll need to create one on another computer before you can install your operating system.
    • Install your drivers. Once your operating system is installed, you will need to install your drivers. Almost all of the hardware that you purchased should come with discs that contain the driver software needed for the hardware to work. Modern versions of Windows and Linux will install most drivers automatically when connected to the Internet.
 CONGRATULATION's You've to Build Your first Gaming PC on You're Own I know it Takes a Whole lot of time and Headache But  Now it will Boost your Gaming and Creativity. 
Please Do let me Know in the Comment Section If you Enjoyed Building Your Beast.