like everyone else said it is better value to build yourself and some prebuilts are cheaply built and not the greatest for you money

Eurodite wrote Hey, I want to get a little more into PC gaming(More like advance a little bit) and buy or build a PC. I'm more into buying one because I have no knowledge when it comes to building, and I have looked up resourses and it is really confusing, any help.

Also, what could I buy? - Alienware, ....
Budget is about 1000$(USD)

Dude first of all alienware suck because the airflow to the main components is pretty bad, i know because i have one, and if you can manage to find someone or a guide onlline showing you show to build a PC (there are probibly loads on youtube or summat) and yeah, 90% of the time pre builds are over priced and your paying for the convinience of it being already build. you could save yourself a few bob, but with your budget you could build a pretty decent machine with that price so...
need anything else drop me a message.

SGRU wrote

Update wrote Since you don't know much about building a pc like myself, i bought a prebuilt PC from iBuyPower, they are a little cheaper than CyberPowerPC, they use the same products. In fact the are ran by the same company. iBuyPower also allows you to pick the components that you want. The PC i bought from iBuyPower runs perfectly with no issues, and it runs games with 50+ fps with no issues. Although you can get better PC's if you build them yourself. Contact MichaelBay, he's a TTG member and he's very good with building computers. Shoot him a message and let him know your budget, he will build a PC for you in your budget. Also don't take advice from other TTG members about PC performance or people that recommend builds. If i were you i would only take advice from MichaelBay, or r00t here on TTG, they are both very smart when it comes to PC building.

There are lots of people on here with the same amount of pc advice. Not just them two.

But they are the most reliable

Terrabytez wrote

Update wrote Since you don't know much about building a pc like myself, i bought a prebuilt PC from iBuyPower, they are a little cheaper than CyberPowerPC, they use the same products. In fact the are ran by the same company. iBuyPower also allows you to pick the components that you want. The PC i bought from iBuyPower runs perfectly with no issues, and it runs games with 50+ fps with no issues. Although you can get better PC's if you build them yourself. Contact MichaelBay, he's a TTG member and he's very good with building computers. Shoot him a message and let him know your budget, he will build a PC for you in your budget. Also don't take advice from other TTG members about PC performance or people that recommend builds. If i were you i would only take advice from MichaelBay, or r00t here on TTG, they are both very smart when it comes to PC building.

Ok then, what about myself, SGRU, Craigyy, Buxtyy, Stedos, Gigahertz, Alexxy, Hoop, BenQ (Dutes) and any others I have missed out.

I wasn't meaning that MichaelBay and r00t are the ONLY people, they are just the most reliable of all TTG that i know of.

If I was you if you have a friend who has some basic knowledge with computers or a relative then I suggest you buy parts and build it with your friend/relative. Easiest way, and most of the time if you buy your parts separate they end up being cheaper than if you actually made it yourself online.

Update wrote

Terrabytez wrote

Update wrote Since you don't know much about building a pc like myself, i bought a prebuilt PC from iBuyPower, they are a little cheaper than CyberPowerPC, they use the same products. In fact the are ran by the same company. iBuyPower also allows you to pick the components that you want. The PC i bought from iBuyPower runs perfectly with no issues, and it runs games with 50+ fps with no issues. Although you can get better PC's if you build them yourself. Contact MichaelBay, he's a TTG member and he's very good with building computers. Shoot him a message and let him know your budget, he will build a PC for you in your budget. Also don't take advice from other TTG members about PC performance or people that recommend builds. If i were you i would only take advice from MichaelBay, or r00t here on TTG, they are both very smart when it comes to PC building.

Ok then, what about myself, SGRU, Craigyy, Buxtyy, Stedos, Gigahertz, Alexxy, Hoop, BenQ (Dutes) and any others I have missed out.

I wasn't meaning that MichaelBay and r00t are the ONLY people, they are just the most reliable of all TTG that i know of.

What about the bit I have made bold and underlined?

Terrabytez wrote

Update wrote

Terrabytez wrote

Update wrote Since you don't know much about building a pc like myself, i bought a prebuilt PC from iBuyPower, they are a little cheaper than CyberPowerPC, they use the same products. In fact the are ran by the same company. iBuyPower also allows you to pick the components that you want. The PC i bought from iBuyPower runs perfectly with no issues, and it runs games with 50+ fps with no issues. Although you can get better PC's if you build them yourself. Contact MichaelBay, he's a TTG member and he's very good with building computers. Shoot him a message and let him know your budget, he will build a PC for you in your budget. Also don't take advice from other TTG members about PC performance or people that recommend builds. If i were you i would only take advice from MichaelBay, or r00t here on TTG, they are both very smart when it comes to PC building.

Ok then, what about myself, SGRU, Craigyy, Buxtyy, Stedos, Gigahertz, Alexxy, Hoop, BenQ (Dutes) and any others I have missed out.

I wasn't meaning that MichaelBay and r00t are the ONLY people, they are just the most reliable of all TTG that i know of.

What about the bit I have made bold and underlined?

That was just my opinion, he can do as he wishes. Stop getting all butthurt

I'm not butthurt. I am simply proving that you said to ONLY take advice from michaelbay and r00t and disregard some people who could also help the OP.

Anyone can act as if they know what they are talking about, but in reality they have no clue. The only people i have talked with about PC building is MichaelBay, r00t, and BenQ. That's why I didn't recommend anyone else, simply because i have never talked to them or know their skill. I'm not going to recommend someone who i know nothing about.

I would reply to this with what I want to say, but would probably end up getting banned again for flaming.
All I am going to say is that there are regulars in the PC forums, usually they are the people to go to for some quality advice.