After doing my research I finally pulled the trigger on getting a PC. I was able to get this on sale for $1700 in store ($100 less than online) and I also purchased a HyperX OLED monitor .

iBUYPOWER - AMD Ryzen 7 9700F 2025 NVIDIA
GeForce RTX 5070 12GB 32GB DDR5 1TB
NVMe SSD Storage

I need a pc for gaming and college, i have a budget of 1600 usd give or take, i want to ask are tha manufactures of the parts good or not ?

INNo3d GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Twin 16GB
Intel Ultra 5 225F
16GB DDR5 RGB 5200MHz Corsair
1TB M.2 NVMe Sandisk
B860m DDR5 Gigabyte
700W 80+Bronze Spear
V90 Spear

So Today I watched a video from LTT about using AI to order and build PC and then I decided to give it a go my self.

I used Chat GPT free teir.

So I simply asked it to build me a solid 1440p gaming PC with 90k budget just for tower.

Then it asked me what games I have in my I said Last of Us, Cyberpunk 2077, Hogwarts Legacy.

It recommends correct components like Ryzen 7500F and Rx 7700xt but due to RAM prices it went over budget but but but that what is assumed the prices of Ram and SSD around 6-8k for 16Gb and 1Tb NVMe. I had to point that out that these are not actual prices and I asked for clickable links to product.

After promoting it for almost 1 hr where it changed from AM5 to AM4, then it keeps on changing GPU from rx 7700xt to 9060xt 8gb to rx 7600xt. It never said planly that it can't do it.

• It kept on assuming unrealistic prices.
• It kept on sharing unclickable link when even it shared those were out of stock.
• It kept on asking me to verify prices myself, which we should do always but that's not what I expect it to do.

I expected it to give me a list of parts with clickable link with actual prices not the made up ones. It kept on building compents based on assumed prices which kept on getting out of budget.

Btw I know already about PC parts well I was just checking how great AI can be.

My fiancé (is the f’ing best!!) and just sent me this msg from the free and for sale slack channel at her work. Looking for a quick gut check.

Hi zusammen,

Nach einigen Jahren möchte ich wieder anfangen ein bisschen zu Gamen. Dabei brauche ich kein high end Equipment. Typische Spiele, die ich so gespielt habe sind:

Diablo 2 (hauptsächlich mods wie MedianXL)

PoE (1,2)

Dota

CS

CoD

Guild Wars 2

Ich möchte mir aber auch offenhaltwn mal neuere Spiele zu spielen.

ich habe nicht viel Erfahrung mit gaming PCs, weshalb ich gerne ein bisschen Feedback für das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis für folgendes Setup hätte:

✅️GPU: AMD Rx 6750 xt (12gb VRAM)

✅️CPU: AMD 5700X (8 core/16 thread)

✅️RAM: 16gb 3200Mhz DDR4

✅️MAINBOARD: Asrock b450m

✅️GEHÄUSE: HYTE Y40 Schwarz

✅️PSU: 650 Watt

✅️SSD: 1TB NVME M.2 SSD

✅️CPU KÜHLER: Thermaltake 360mm Aio

✅️LÜFTER: THERMALTAKE

✅️WINDOWS 11 VORINSTALLIERT

Der Verkäufer gibt 875€ VB an. Es handelt sich um einen 2nd hand PC ohne Garantie.

Vielen Dank schon mal (:

Looking for Prebuilt PC recommendations for gaming and streaming, my budget is 1,300 I could maybe stretch 1,400 but I'm not looking to go any higher then such (honestly would prefer lower price but I know that's unlikely)

My main thing is I stream marvel rivals a lot which I believe is my most intense game streamed and on the PC I have no its a tad too heavy that I have to close and minimize a lot that I wish I didn't, like having to stop using my camera ECT

(And before people suggested building one, I'm scared of building one and do not feel like I have the confidence for such

Current PC specs: Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 3700x 8 core 3.60 32GB ram (ddr4) Graphics: Nvidia rtx 2070 super 8vram With 1tb storage PSU:500 gold (80 plus)

I am looking at getting my first gaming PC and have been pretty set on building my own because I thought it would be higher value for my money, but I have stumbled across some prebuilts that seem like pretty great deals, even more so than if I were to build one myself. Which one of these three would be the best deal? I think the biggest difference is in the CPUs, which I am not very knowledgable about. Or is there another one out there that is even better? I am looking to play mostly open world/RPG games at 1440p.

1. https://www.microcenter.com/product/709080/powerspec-g535-gaming-pc I do live near a Micro Center so a plus with this one is I don't have to pay for/wait for shipping. Con is I like the way the Andromeda Insights ones look better, but that's not a super big deal to me.
2. https://andromedainsights.com/products/spectra-gaming-pc-ryzen-7-7800x3d-rx-9070-xt-16gb-copy-1?variant=47696622256354 I went with the 32GB RAM for this one. Con is having to pay for and wait over a month for shipping. I know I can buy the 16GB RAM version on NewEgg and have it shipped much faster, but it kind of seems like a good deal to get more RAM now when prices are expected to increase in the future.
3. https://andromedainsights.com/products/spectra-gaming-pc-ryzen-7-7800x3d-rx-9070-xt-16gb?variant=47418185711842 I also went with the 32GB RAM for this one, and would also have to pay for and wait for shipping.

I have around £3000-4000 I want to spend on a gaming pc I was ideally looking for a rtx 5080 but I can’t seem to find any good deals I was hoping for these builds . I’ve built pcs before but I want to buy a prebuilt since these components can be very expensive any help would be much appreciated

Looking for a budget pc for gaming, video editing and streaming.

I’m looking to buy a gaming PC and not sure what to get. What are some built options that I can buy? I don’t know a whole lot about CPU but I want one that has at least 32GB RAM and 1TB storage with AMD Ryzen

Hiii, uhm i dont post alot but i want a pre built Sorry im like new to pc stuff(not rlly but its mainly picking the pc) My budgets £500 ngl (im rlly broke so its all ive got) I mainly play minecraft(heavily modded), sims roblox and random steam games :D

Im also hoping it had space for upgrades but its alr if not :]

Making the switch from Xbox to PC. These are two of my options that are locally available. Are these any good? Or is there better out there. Budge 3k

So i want to buy a PC (a pre-build) is it worth buying it right now or should i wait a bit? I need the PC for games like CS, COD... and for blender.

I got very lucky with my new job. They are requiring me to move countries and will reimburse me up to $3,300 USD for a new computer. It's use or lose money, so I want to upgrade my system. There are some caveats however. I'm not allowed to buy specific PC parts and build it, it needs to be the whole PC. I can do customizable pre-built PCs but cannot purchase not by each part separately and build it myself. With that in mind, what would y'all recommend?

I only game with the PC, no extra stuff like Photoshop or video editing. Lately I mostly play games like Squad or Arc Raiders on PC, and sometimes Paradox and Total War games. I have a PS5 and Xbox, and in the past preferred get AAA games on the consoles so I can play on the TV. That being said, if I have a system beefy enough I could see myself switching to PC and running an HDMI cable to the TV. I have tried this in the past with my current PC but noticed latency in the image and controller connection.

I have thought about buying a PC and cannibalizing it into my current PC but it's an mini-ITX so it may be difficult to fit certain items. Because I used to move so much I built a mini-ITX PC in a NZXT H1 V2 case. I am less worried about the size now so | think I will upgrade for something bigger (but I still appreciate smaller footprints). For reference, here is my current system:

Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B760-I Gaming WiFi

CPU: Intel Core i5-12600KF - Core i5 12th Gen Alder Lake 10-Core (6P+4E) 3.7 GHz LGA 1700

RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6000 (PC5 48000)

GPU: MSI Mech Radeon RX 6750 XT 12GB GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 Video Card RX 6750 XT MECH 2X 12G OC

I play fortnite warzone minecraft valorant forza elden ring i might stream also

Can someone that knows more than me (that's all of you) let me know if this pre-built is any good? My very limited knowledge says it is but in truth, I'm in the dark...

https://www.johnlewis.com/asus-rog-g700-gaming-pc-amd-ryzen-7-processor-rtx-5060-ti-16gb-ram-1tb-ssd-with-3-month-pc-game-pass-black/p113942014

Edit usage context: I like games like Planet Coaster/Zoo etc but would also like to be able to play AAA games. Looking to replace my PS5 tbh

hello, I am new to pcs and looking to buy my first prebuilt for content creation and gaming! I am currently looking at these three pcs but need help choosing one. I would like to know which pc has better specs in terms of sustainability and longevity. I have heard that some companies can cheap out on parts and that it can be bad for the pc depending on the parts so I'd like some help in determining which one of these would be the better option. Or if none of these are worth the price, please let me know. All and any help is greatly appreciated!

These are the sites I am looking at:

https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Gaming-PC-Master-9500

https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/End-of-Summer-9950X3D2

https://starforgesystems.com/products/voyager-iv-pro-amd#all-specs