Saw clearance prebuilt for $1709. Should i bite it? Still new on what are good deals or not.

Middle option shows 50% off. What am i missing with this? Should i snap buy this as a first PC?

Lian Li Vector V100 Mid Tower Case - Black£0.001Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus (Arrow Lake) Socket LGA 1851 Processor - Retail£0.001Asrock Z890 Steel Legend WIFI (LGA 1851) DDR5 ATX Motherboard£0.001Corsair Vengeance XMP 32GB (2X16GB) DDR5 C38 6000MHz Dual Channel Kit£0.001Phanteks Glacier One 360 M25 Black RGB All In One CPU Cooler - 360mm£0.001Zotac GeForce RTX 5080 Solid Core 16GB GDDR7 PCI-Express Graphics Card£0.001Corsair HX1000i 1000W ATX 3.1 PCIe 5.1 80 Plus Platinum Modular Power Supply£0.001WD Black SN850X 2TB SSD M.2 2280 NVME PCI-E Gen4 Solid State Drive (WDS200T2X0E)£0.001Kolink Core Pro Braided Cable Extension Kit 12VHWPR Type 2 - Venom Green£0.001Build Stock Microsoft Windows 11 Home Advanced - Systems£0.001OcUK Tech Labs Intel Core Ultra (Arrow Lake) Pro Gaming Configurator overclockers done a great job

One review only, complained that the RAM is single channel only on one stick.

Looking for an upgrade after about 7 years. Is this a good deal?

Down from $2900. Still overpriced or does the sale make it decent value?

I haven't heard a Positive news regarding RAM prices recently. I also don't want to wait as demand Increase due to this companies price Gouging and monopoly on the Market. best news i heard came out about a month or two ago about a Chinese company named CXMT entering the market. But even so it will take at least until 2028-29 before prices stabilizes. i don't wanna be pessimistic about this issue, but the direction the PC market is going right now is rather unsettling.

this are some options i picked I want a high end PC Brand new!. i will be choosing one before the end of the year. hopefully they are better deals with the same or even better specs on Black Friday and during the holiday season. hopefully by then i have that amount of money saved up.

I just received my Andromeda Pre-built and was curious if I need to connect all these cables. Instructions in the box say just to take out the packaging foam, which I’ve done.

Don’t want to mess something up, but can’t imagine all these disconnected cables stay disconnected.

Went ahead and bought this. Went from a gtx 1650 and 12gb ddr4 so it was a huge upgrade. The pc feels pretty nice, but I want to make sure i didn’t get scammed.

Seen some posts that were intriguing buts it’s really for gaming only. Want to be at or bellow 2k thanks for any help

I’m deciding between these two pcs the Costco one I would get when it’s on sale for $1000 but the Walmart one is already $800. I want to play Minecraft with medium mods on servers. The Walmart one has more vram and I could easily optimize it for free. Which should I get?

I’m currently looking for a pre built pc for under £2000. It would be a Pc that is capable of running most games, but will also be used for school work. I’ve found a few but I’m not too sure what I’m looking for as this would be my first PC. The few I’ve found are from cyber power and overclockers Uk. If anyone could reccomend me the best Pc for my budget, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you!

Planning to buy a new RIG. Want to be as future proof as possible (3-4 years at least). Current RIG is struggling with 4K on newer games. What are your thoughts on this build and price? From Andromeda site. Any other suggestions?

Hi! I have been a console gamer all my life, an I am looking to get a gaming pc for the first time. I needed to some help as I was looking online I was very overwhelmed by the options on Walmart, Amazon, and all the other online markets. The price range I have currently is between $1500-2000. I am looking for a Pc that can comfortably play multi-player games like overwatch, valorant, and cs without any hiccups. I'm not sure where to start looking. I would have gone to a microcenter like a lot of posts I see suggest but sadly the closest one is 300 miles away. So I am looking online for the best pre builts in my range. I would really appreciate any help I can get thank you!

I’m looking to upgrade my 1070ti build from 2018.

I want something that’s mid-high range. I use my computer for work too which involves a lot of chrome and excel tabs so that’s why I want lots of RAM

Hey everyone, I’m looking to buy a gaming PC and could really use some help choosing. (very new to PC gaming)

My budget is around $2,500, and I’m looking for the best performance I can get for that money. I mainly play games like Rainbow Six Siege, Warzone, Minecraft, Forza, Destiny 2, and other demanding games.

I’d prefer NVIDIA, but I’m open to AMD if the performance/value is significantly better.

i wanted to know if this was good deal. Open to suggestions.

getting my first pc and I’ve saved up $1700

Hey everyone, this is about to be my first pc, I’m at like 90% that I’m getting this later on this week. I realize it’s not the best “value” rn, but I hear great things, is a monster pc, and a great warranty if anything were to happen. I really want to spend the money now on a top end pc before things getting extremely out of hand with the ever rising prices. Really just wanted to hear from anyone that has gotten a Corsair or anyone with a 5080. Again, my first pc and I really want to splurge for something nice. Thanks to all who give me some feedback!

So I’ve built my last three PCs over the 10 years and I don’t have a lot of free time anymore because life and work have picked up a lot and I sold my last one about seven months ago. And I’m trying to get a mid to high ish tier range on a prebuilt this time and I’m seeing controversy about certain companies like cyberpower, nzxt, Costco computers, and new egg computer.

I don’t have a micro center where I live so I can’t just go there sadly but if I was trying to save up roughly $1800-$2500 for a prebuilt PC, what company would you absolutely trust?

Hey y'all, I'm currently looking around on behalf of some friends who are looking to buy their son his first gaming PC.

As the title suggests, this morning they just shot me an offer for a used PC sporting the following specs:

Mainboard: Gigabyte B760M Aorus Elite X AX
GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 4090 Ventus 3X 24G OC
CPU: Intel Core I9-14900
RAM: Crucial Pro DDR5 RAM 32GB (2 x 16) 6000MHz CL36
PSU: Corsair RM1200x
The other parts are also listed but I figured these would be the most important to mention.

Obviously for 2000€ that's a steal. But they also mentioned that it was used for a few months of crypto mining. I'm not too familiar with how much wear and tear crypto mining would inflict on a GPU, so I told them I'd get back to them after informing myself, and that I'd only go forward with the deal if they personally know and trust the seller.

Moral questions aside, I'm not sure if I want to give them the go. Kind of worried they're falling for a scam or a GPU that is going to fail them after a few years of use. Any thoughts?

edit:
Update:
I'm still waiting for them to get back to me on if the PC is a private offer or something they found on the net. If it's a private offer, I'll probably offer them to go check the PC out in person, maybe check the SMART data on the SSD to see how long it potentially was in use.

Update 2:
Turns out I was panicking too much over the "few months of mining". It was a private offer and it sounds like the PC wasn't in much use at all. Obviously I'm still going to give it a small check up once it arrives, but I'm very happy to announce that a 15 year old boy is going to have a very, very happy Christmas.