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Saw that, didn't need to click.

No, it's a POS..

Craig wrote [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Saw that, didn't need to click.

No, it's a POS..

Sadly enough I don't know what POS it :/ I'm sure building a PC would be much better but I just wanna go out and purchase one. It might not be the best but can it run the games I listed? that's all I wanna know.
Edit: Never mind lol I know what POS is now

POS = Piece Of Shit

If you're set on buying a pre-build, then I may as well let someone else take this one.

Will it run those games? Yes.

Will they be playable? Yes, but you may as well buy a console. As you'll be turning the graphics settings all the way down.

Craig wrote POS = Piece Of Shit

If you're set on buying a pre-build, then I may as well let someone else take this one.

Will it run those games? Yes.

Will they be playable? Yes, but you may as well buy a console. As you'll be turning the graphics settings all the way down.

Did you look at the specs of the PC? You said you didn't even need to click the link so I mean idk, I would hope a PC at the price would be able to run some games on higher setting than all the way down. I would just build one but I don't wanna wait the time it's gonna take for it to be built. I just wanna play right away. Thanks for the replies

Yeah i had a looked, saw the branding as "gaming" then saw it has a R7 250 GPU inside and started to chuckle a little.

For a PC of that price, I'd want it to be playing games at nice settings too, but that one, simply wont!

PS: It takes around 2 hours for a beginner to build a PC, there's no "waiting around for it to be built" at all. If you want value for money, look into it.

Trust me...

I did look at the specs however and I can confirm for the price that it is indeed a POS.

Those games you listed... yea it isn't going to be running them on max settings for shit. R7 250 isn't going to handle them games well at all really. You'll be playing all those games on the near lowest settings to achieve 60FPS but if that's what you want to spend your money on then that's your choice.

If you want to playing games at decent settings and frame rate, build one. It's not hard. A couple of YouTube videos will show you how easy it really is.

If your not willing to put the effort in building one, then for that price budget, your really not going to get a decent pc that will run settings on high at all.

That 750 is alright, not the best but alright. Youll be looking at low / medium settings depending on the game. Its a bit unbalanced. Companies like that will use the fact that it has 16gb of ram as a selling point but really, you only need 8gb.

Your choice OP, im not going to force you to build your own, nor should anyone else. Just giving you a heads up.

Xiggy wrote If your not willing to put the effort in building one, then for that price budget, your really not going to get a decent pc that will run settings on high at all.

That 750 is alright, not the best but alright. Youll be looking at low / medium settings depending on the game. Its a bit unbalanced. Companies like that will use the fact that it has 16gb of ram as a selling point but really, you only need 8gb.

Your choice OP, im not going to force you to build your own, nor should anyone else. Just giving you a heads up.

Thank you that's what I was wanting to know, I can later probably put a better graphics card in it but I just wanna play those games on at least Medium settings. Building a PC is just too complicated and I'm bound to screw something up as I always do so to be spending money like that just to mess some part up I just simply can't do it.

The whole building over pre-built PC methodology is losing its ground.

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Still, if you arent going to inform yourself and look at a price tag you will screw yourself. Its not hard to google any specification you see and find results that call it shit or good.