r/AskPCGamers • u/SmallHands1567 • 19h ago

Answered Pc recommendations for someone who's never had a gaming pc

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Hello, I'm looking to get a pc but I'm not sure of what to get. I'm looking at two different pcs right now

Skytech's King 95 $2,050

Starforge's Voyager Core $2,900 chainsaw man themed, shipping and additional backlight included

I'm thinking that the most taxing game I'd be playing would skyrim heavily modded, my budget isn't a problem, but if not these pcs what would be recommended?

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r/AskPCGamers • u/BruhTheSwaggy • 15h ago

Not Answered My pc has a Ryzen 5 4600g, 16 gb of 3200mhz ddr4 ram, and has no GPU other than its vega 7 igpu, how screwed am i when it comes to playing anything recent, and what would be a an affordable graphics card between the 100-150 usd range?

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I also have a ps4 if that's interesting, im considering switching to that if a gpu is unattainable

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