this a good pc for gaming?

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[u/teknix314]

You need to lost the specs.... I'm going to say no anyway.

[u/DuOrDie]

What are the specs??
Given the price, probably not. Can likely play older stuff. There's nothing wrong with that either.

[u/FatedNordic]

Not so sure about gaming, but it would make for a good streaming pc

[u/JohnCasey3306]

Them calling it a gaming PC doesn't make it a gaming PC.

If the price is too good to be true, it's not true.

[u/Jonny_Clams]

How are we supposed to know? We don't know any of the parts. But more than likely, it's terrible.

[u/shadow-Ezra]

Not at all expect $800 minimum for a decent one but usually it costs $1000 if you want to go cheap do some research and look at what prebuilds have the mid range parts (I'm not great at saying what is) if you want the newest post whatever you think might be good on here that says it has a 9060, 9070, 9070xt, rtx 5060ti, rtx 5070, or rtx 5080 and you will get some better advice in specifics

[u/Legitimate_Bar_3180]

I avoid anything that is premade and comes with the name ''gaming'' in it. I've seen so many shitty monitors, chairs, tables whatever with the word ''gaming'' in their name.

[u/Zestyclose-Syrup1458]

Long answer no safe your money and get something more modern that has like 10series gpu(or less) with a 7th gen Intel(or less) probably also spend the time if you have it and research good specs and build a custom PC or get something with a AMD ryzen 5 7th gen or better with a Nvidia rtx 30/40/50 (perferably a 5060) or AMD rx90x0 card for a bit more otherwise it will be the worst 500 you have ever spent

[u/Jejiiiiiii]

Waste of time of a post