Don't buy a shitty pre-built.

P.S;
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Personally, I don't mind pre-built PC's. Could I save money by building it myself? Yes. However, I don't feel all that comfortable cause if I make one little mistake, it could cost me the entire machine.

Just don't want to take the chance.

Then don't post in the PC building section. I never said anything about building a PC being cheaper anyway. You go ahead and buy an out-dated system with low-end, poor quality components if you want though.

Okay, like I said, what would you suggest? Also, where should I post something like this if "PC Building" is the wrong section?

I'd recommend building your own, instead of wasting your money. If you want to talk about pre-builts, go to the PC General section or maybe PC Support but pre-builts have nothing to do with building.

https://www.thetechgame.com/Forums/t=6751631/pc-building-rules-how-to-request-a-build-or-advice.html
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Alright. And to be more specific, what "parts" would you recommend over the ones I have listed?

ProDread wrote Alright. And to be more specific, what "parts" would you recommend over the ones I have listed?

Sanctyy wrote https://www.thetechgame.com/Forums/t=6751631/pc-building-rules-how-to-request-a-build-or-advice.html
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Also, will you be overclocking?

Budget and currency is $800 USD or less.
Do I need a monitor? No
Do I need a keyboard? No
Do I need a mouse? No
Do I need an operating system? No
What will you use the PC for? Mainly for games. Might use it for programs such as Photoshop and After Effects/Premiere.

I am also not looking to overclock.

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Better than any pre-built you're going to get for less than like $1200. Heck, even $1200 pre-builts are probably still going to perform worse than that and they'll still be using terrible quality components.