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Sorry for the hiatus took a break to deal with stuff.  Anyway I decided to scrap the low budget idea and just save up for a good computer.  I have a general idea what to get IE, keep the LGA same on the board and cpu etc...  Not sure what board to get yet with the same lga but I'll keep an eye out on newegg.  As for the rest well I'll stick with the 32 gigs of ram, a 1000 watt psu, don't need sound or hard drives, although in the future after this thing is built I may buy some decent SSD's.  Until then I'm forced to suffer with a horribly dated machine that can't run new games coming out so I have to just be patient for a year or so.  At any rate thank you for all the input it was extremely helpful, especially from loveha's LGA bit.

Explain why having more ram is bad?  I've never heard of anything that having too much ram is a bad idea.
 
SSD's are still expensive yet.  I plan to get one to replace the stupid HD's I have.  Another problem I have is I literally have like 6 Tb's of space, I don't think they have terabyte SSD's that aren't butt expensive.

JHulick
Explain why having more ram is bad?  I've never heard of anything that having too much ram is a bad idea.
 
SSD's are still expensive yet.  I plan to get one to replace the stupid HD's I have.  Another problem I have is I literally have like 6 Tb's of space, I don't think they have terabyte SSD's that aren't butt expensive.

It all depends on the budget IMO. 16GB is the least amount of RAM i would recommend for a new mid/high-end gaming PC. I have seen a few Early Access games on steam with memory leaks, longer you play the more memory it eats up. 
 
 
Look at the system requirement below

Batman™: Arkham Knight
For Windows 10 users, we’ve found that having at least 12GB of system RAM on a PC allows the game to operate without paging and provides a smoother gameplay experience.
 
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Quantum Break
Ultra Requirements  16GB of RAM
 
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Endless possebillitys, but if you'd like to stick around a similair budget as your last pc you could try something like this pc here:

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Splashie/saved/#view=fHKbvK

I went for an AMD Ryzen 7 cpu instead of the i7 7700K or the Intel X99 series as I find the Ryzen 7 pretty impressing performance wise, also with 8/16 threads cores you deffenitly are future proof.
It's 55% more efficient when it comes to performance per watt over the i7 7700K and if we look at Fps wise, non overclocked the Fps difference is only 10 tot 12% on average. As for the 16/32Gb ram discussion, I run 32GB myself but I highly doubt I will ever even get to use more than 12, even with the most demanding least optimized games I do not use more than 11 max 12GB and that includes with me having chrome, spotify and some other background applications open. 
 
Also many people here recommend alot of luxurious and fancy extra things such as watercooling, but to be honest with you the new stock cooler of the Ryzen 7 CPU is more than sufficient, silent and it has a pretty cool RGB led.
Otherwise I'd say if you do not intend to overclock go for a Be Quiet! Pure rock Slim, it's cheap, extreamly quiet, easy to install and super cheap (€24,99 here in EU)
 
Either way, the build I just posted up there is a pretty simple but fancy looking build. It has some RGB Led's on the Motherboard, the ram and CPU with Tempered glass case. Powersupply shroud is included in this case (Yey no cables!)
 
If you want to stick with intel that is cool too, we can help you with that aswell ofcourse.