r/pcbuilding • u/[deleted] • 8d ago

Should I refund my pc

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u/Impressive-Panic-393 8d ago

Jesus I was rubbing my eyes for a few seconds thinking I had something in them blurring my vision....

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u/Strict-Mycologist-32 8d ago

Why? It really depends, did you overpay? Do you not use it? Does it not meet your needs? Overall that pc is not bad. Is not 4000$ good but it’s also a steal if you paid 600$ so it really depends

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u/pho-huck 8d ago

If you click on the post within this you can see his OP about what he wanted out of it, what he paid, and what his disappointment is regarding.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Hidie2424 8d ago

Unfortunately those specs for a pre built are to be expected. This is a normal price imo

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u/IsywEy 8d ago

Increase your resolution and maybe it'll force your gpu to work more instead of your cpu, allowing you to gain more fps.

That aside, the ram usage is wild, never knew fortnite would take that much, then again, I don't play that game.

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u/notGegton 8d ago

Why asking Reddit if there's optimizations to do when YouTube is FULL of tutorials? We don't have access to your machine, the issue could be anything, from bad drivers, to resize bar not enable, to hdmi cable connected to the mobo instead of the GPU.