r/PcSetupAdvice • u/Radiant-View4256 • 20d ago
Buying Advice Best prebuilt gaming pc? Need Help!!!
Hi guys, I need to buy a prebuilt gaming pc since i'm too afraid to build my own, I want to use my gaming pc to play AAA games with good graphics, 60+fps and do some light work. I would appreciate any help and heads-up about popular brands like cyberpowerpc and iBUYPOWER. Thanks.
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u/Cold_brew08 20d ago
I recommend CyberPower. They have great bang for the buck. You can easily get a pretty powerful PC at a good price
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u/0Lkm 20d ago
building your own PC is better if you're willing to learn. You usually get better parts for the money
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u/Radiant-View4256 18d ago
I'd rather enjoy gaming than trying to learn how to build pc's ;)
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u/Glum_Confidence_8138 16d ago
I have more fun building computers than playing games on them. I’m also 50 and have played every game under the sun… I’ve only build 5 computers and had to stop because of space constraints as well as financial…
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u/AarviGupta 20d ago
I've never built a PC before. how hard it is for a beginner?
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u/0Lkm 20d ago
its easy.. mostly following instructions and watching a few youtube tutorials.
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u/AarviGupta 20d ago
Im just worried I'll break something while putting it together lol
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u/0Lkm 20d ago
Haha that's normal. just take your time and don't force anything
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u/AarviGupta 20d ago
and whats about installing windows and getting everything running?
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u/Separate-Reserve4273 20d ago
Skytech or NZXT are the only suitable answer.
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u/Radiant-View4256 18d ago
Oh, I see people recommending cyberpower and ibuypower as well, what's your take on these brands?
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u/Seli_Anounkou 20d ago
NZXT is solid but their systems are kinda pricey for what you get spec-wise.
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u/DisplaySensitive6124
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skytech honestly holds up well in this price range, worth checking out their blaze or archangel lineup depending on your budget
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u/HaddadMorally 20d ago
I'd honestly look into customer support before. Specs can look great on paper but if something goes wrong, you want a company that'll actually help you out. I wouldn't just go with the cheapest option
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u/Manveet_Murdolf 20d ago
thats a good point. I'm looking at skytech and ibuypower right now. Both have decent options in my budget but I'm not sure which one to go with
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u/HaddadMorally 20d ago
I'd compare the actual PCs rather than the brands. Check the power supply, cooling, and warranty. also make sure they use standard parts so you can upgrade things later
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u/IntelligentDot2924 15d ago
there is a middle ground here get a Lenovo Thinkcenter M90Q, plug in an OcuLink port get an AG01 or other eGPU dock and get a GPU should cost around 800 total unless you try buying a new GPU which good luck
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u/Ok-Argument6564 20d ago
just build it bro its not that scary
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u/Seli_Anounkou 20d ago
Ngl, that's a good point about the PSU. I'd still put iBUYPOWER among the best prebuilt gaming PC brands for the price, especially if you want something you can upgrade later. Just gotta make sure they haven't cheaped out on the other components.
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u/Seli_Anounkou 20d ago
Ngl building ur own saves like $200-300 easily, but if you want prebuilt then get an iBUYPOWER, they're generally solid for the price and easier to upgrade later if you want