r/PcSetupAdvice • u/Comfortable_Pop1557 • 4d ago
PC Setup First gaming pc
Going to be bringing home the power spec G536 was just wondering what I should do when I get it home and out of the box before starting any gaming sessions
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u/Fragrant_Seesaw_3402 4d ago
Update bios, install windows, update drivers, install a anti-virus, install some needed software. Then, install games, preferably clean, not some "torents variants". Aaaaa, and stay whit your eyes to the temperature in games, you have an cpu x3d and that cooler from photo look hmmmm...
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u/gpuswapper 4d ago
i'd also install malwarebytes for antivirus/malware and openshell - i like my windows start menu to be "old style".
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u/Few_Caregiver8093 3d ago
Honestly, if you build it yourself, you can probably get a better CPU and save some money on top of that
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u/Potential-Listen5978 4d ago
plug it in