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im planning on purchasing a PC
i understand that it is prebuilt and that whole argument over that but i am not looking to get the best bang for your buck, i just want to play PC games at high settings




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Or you can save like $500 and build it/use cash for better parts... I made the mistake of buying a prebuilt once, I don't recommend.

Accidentally added extra $100 in ram, so save you about $600
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Honestly its the worst time to buy or build a new PC right now.. With Bitcoin booming the way it is right now and how much graphics card have already gone up is wack. I would just wait like I'm doing till that market crashes (hopefully) and things go back down in price
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JacksonXVIII wrote im planning on purchasing a PC
i understand that it is prebuilt and that whole argument over that but i am not looking to get the best bang for your buck, i just want to play PC games at high settings




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@OP Yes, the computer will play games just fine, but you are paying close to a $600 premium just to have someone else build it for you.
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Or you can save like $500 and build it/use cash for better parts... I made the mistake of buying a prebuilt once, I don't recommend.

Accidentally added extra $100 in ram, so save you about $600

As @Thrill shows, you can have the exact same parts in your computer/spend the same amount of money and get better parts for $500ish dollars more/less if you put it together yourself.
BLVD wrote
Honestly its the worst time to buy or build a new PC right now.. With Bitcoin booming the way it is right now and how much graphics card have already gone up is wack. I would just wait like I'm doing till that market crashes (hopefully) and things go back down in price

I also agree with @BLVD saying you should really wait on computer parts unless you just really want it right now. Graphics cards and RAM and stuff are very expensive right now and they will eventually come back down in price if you are just patient.
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AR15 wrote
JacksonXVIII wrote im planning on purchasing a PC
i understand that it is prebuilt and that whole argument over that but i am not looking to get the best bang for your buck, i just want to play PC games at high settings




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@OP Yes, the computer will play games just fine, but you are paying close to a $600 premium just to have someone else build it for you.
ThriII wrote [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
Or you can save like $500 and build it/use cash for better parts... I made the mistake of buying a prebuilt once, I don't recommend.

Accidentally added extra $100 in ram, so save you about $600

As @Thrill shows, you can have the exact same parts in your computer/spend the same amount of money and get better parts for $500ish dollars more/less if you put it together yourself.
BLVD wrote
Honestly its the worst time to buy or build a new PC right now.. With Bitcoin booming the way it is right now and how much graphics card have already gone up is wack. I would just wait like I'm doing till that market crashes (hopefully) and things go back down in price

I also agree with @BLVD saying you should really wait on computer parts unless you just really want it right now. Graphics cards and RAM and stuff are very expensive right now and they will eventually come back down in price if you are just patient.






i am getting it in july, and i am really excited in the matter of i couldnt care of a loss of 600
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