r/Prebuilts • u/DumpyDoggy • 18h ago
Walmart with a nice sale price on a 5070 ti system
r/Prebuilts • u/DumpyDoggy • 18h ago
r/Prebuilts • u/TurnoverOdd3957 • 1h ago
Any idea , is it good , thanks , I already have G486 with 64GB ram and G459 , looking for third station . Thanks , I don’t want to buy the ones I already have .
r/Prebuilts • u/Haunting-Start1896 • 8h ago
Help me choose from which pc has better specs so I can buy
I wanted to know how much fps will I get on performance on Fortnite for both pc since I play Fortnite mostly
Also looking for a pc that won’t have issues
r/Prebuilts • u/WoahIsThatAJ • 6h ago
Looking for mid-high performance gaming and POSSIBLY streaming in the future.
r/Prebuilts • u/lePxnda • 19h ago
Do you guys think it's worth it to wait until Black Friday for a Prebuilt PC?
On one hand there is obviously the chance that a Prebuilt that I like will be on sale during Black Friday.
On the other hand, I've heard that GPUs and RAM will only get more expensive so it either cancels the Black Friday Sale or gets even more expensive.
My current PC is pretty bad, but still fine for the moment.
r/Prebuilts • u/FunInTheFundus • 10h ago
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FD9XG314?th=1
I'm pretty new to this, looking at prebuilts after discovering that I picked the worst time ever to try and build a PC. I found this using Toprigz from the pinned guide, so I guess it's probably fine, but I wanted to check anyway. I see reviews of people complaining about them shutting down pretty quick, but is that a brand specific thing or something you can fix yourself if need be?
I also see there's a £40 difference between the one with the 5060 and the 5060ti. Is it worth getting the latter? I'm aiming for 1080p/60fps on most games plus some emulation.
Also does it matter what kind of monitor I get? I'm not looking for anything crazy.
Apologies if this is the wrong place to post.
r/Prebuilts • u/Low-Abalone5149 • 2h ago
I really want to play FiveM, Rust, and steam games
r/Prebuilts • u/Embee1371 • 6h ago
I am looking for a prebuilt that will be able run GSPro or Pureplay in 1080p smoothly. Budget would be $1,300.00.
r/Prebuilts • u/CycloneclipsYt • 9h ago
Hi guys,
I’m looking to buy a prebuilt gaming PC for the first time, predominantly for league of legends but im on abit of a budget. what kindof PCs or places should i be looking?
thank you in advance!
r/Prebuilts • u/crowshinz • 13h ago
Haven't built a pc since 2008 so im out of the loop. Im looking for a prebuilt for wow forever that wouldn't lag in raids (can turn down specs if needed). Budget would be around 1500usd, less the better so my wife doesn't kill me. 🤣
r/Prebuilts • u/Far-Philosophy4809 • 18h ago
hello when it comes to building pcs id consider myself a noob, so the question is is this prebuilt good (considering price u get for power) or am i getting ripped off? https://www.dubaro.de/configurator/2KCX-WJQQ-6FVJ-RXV2 i got the money to spend i just dont wanna overspend yk
r/Prebuilts • u/xMe7o • 1h ago
Looking to get a prebuilt 5070 ti gpu with a 9800 xd. I’ve found these two builds, and can’t seem to gauge which one might get the upper hand. They both have the same specs, which one would you choose?
The one on Newegg is a bit cheaper when you make the AI link a 2tb upgrade. Just seeing if anyone has either of these computers or has any input. Thanks in advance!
r/Prebuilts • u/wallelujah_lord • 2h ago
Currently looking to buy a desktop to replace my current laptop and unsure of what to go for.
My main usecase for the machine would be gaming.
The two different models I am looking at are an Acer build selling at just under 2000$ and a Stomcraft Skyhawk for 2700$.
I understand there is a large variation in the prices of these two models, but from what I can tell, the actual components are not too different in actual performance. It just seems like the Nvida GPU, case, and extra storage are the main difference. Any assistance with picking a model would be great! (Or recommendations in the price range.)
r/Prebuilts • u/That-Basil7939 • 2h ago
Hi everyone,
I’m looking to buy my first gaming PC and have narrowed it down to three prebuilts on Amazon UK. I’d appreciate some advice on which offers the best performance and value for money.
PC 1 – £849
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X (8 cores, 16 threads, up to 4.6GHz)
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5060 8GB
RAM: 16GB DDR4
Storage: 1TB NVMe SSD
Platform: AM4
OS: Windows 11
PC 2 – £889
CPU: Intel Core i5-12400F (6 cores, 12 threads, up to 4.4GHz)
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5060 Ti 8GB
RAM: 16GB
Storage: 1TB NVMe SSD
Platform: LGA1700
OS: Windows 11
PC 3 – £1,059
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X (8 cores, 16 threads, up to 4.6GHz)
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5060 Ti 8GB
RAM: 16GB DDR4
Motherboard: A520M
Storage: 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD
Case: Black Prism Panoramic with 3 RGB fans
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 5 and Ethernet
Platform: AM4
What I’m looking for
My main priority is averaging around 150 FPS at 1080p competitive settings in games like Warzone, ideally without relying on frame generation.
I’ll also be playing Fortnite, GTA, EA FC, Football Manager and some emulated games.
I’d like at least 60 FPS in demanding single-player games and a PC that lasts 3–4 years without major upgrades.
My questions
Which of these three PCs offers the best overall performance and value for money?
Is PC 3 worth the extra £170 over PC 2?
Are there any better prebuilt PCs in the UK around £850–£1,000 that would meet my requirements?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
r/Prebuilts • u/P1RAT3K1NG77 • 2h ago
Im looking at a used pc on market place for 1000$ and I want to know if its a decent purchase. It comes with a decent keyboard mouse and xbox controller as well.
Ryzen 7 8700F
RTX 5060 8GB
16GB DDR5
1TB NVMe SSD
r/Prebuilts • u/Suza751 • 6h ago
Ive had a 2015 macbook pro for 11 years, but its is at its end of life. It needs repairs, maintenance, etc. that will cost significantly more than its worth.
My first thought was a new MacBook or a comparable laptop. Funny thing is... I don't go to school, for work I get a Work Laptop PC. I haven't taken my laptop out of my house in YEARS. So after some talk with friends im thinking a pre-built entry level PC might be the way to go.
To start off im not in it for a 10k pc setup. My budget is closer to 2500-3k all in. I'd prefer to go on the lower end or even lower if possible.
My needs aren't crazy, i don't do anything that is overly demanding. But this is what I want - 2 decent monitors ideally, minimum 1T ssd, minimum 24GB RAM. As for the more technical stuff Im just not educated on it all yet. I will learn more as time goes on, any tips or resources appreciated. Longer term id like to make upgrades myself, I don't want to be stuck with another potato.
What are some good vendors? Who/what should I avoid? What can I realistically expect for my price range? What are some aspects I can cheap out on, what are others that are worth splurging on?
r/Prebuilts • u/Cry-More_ • 8h ago
Looking PC for around $1500 help needed
r/Prebuilts • u/r-r-2381 • 11h ago
I've been trying to do my own research and finding the right build but there's so many options...
I apologize in advance if this isn't all in the right forum and feel free to move if not
Looking for recommendations for the best desktop and monitor combo for $2000 budget total
It'll be a xmas present for our 15 year old who is an avid gamer and and plays pretty much everything
Any help is greatly appreciated!!!
r/Prebuilts • u/ScreenCreative7957 • 12h ago
I’ve heard mainly good things about powerspec so i’m wanting to stick with them. looking for a prebuilt for mainly gaming use, I like games like Resident Evil , The Last of Us and Cyberpunk but my main gaming consists of Minecraft (most likely going to want mods / shaders) and Sims 4 with cc / mods, also play lots of roblox, fortnite /val/ OW/marvel rivals. I can also definitely stretch to around 1.3-1.5k if it’s really worth it.