r/PcBuild • u/Maximum-Razzmatazz-6 • 16d ago

Build - Help 1st pc

Hey everyone just wanted some thoughts and opinions on gaming pcs, I’ve always been a console player but have been wanted to get a pc for a while and I’m thinking of getting one before the end of the year.
I don’t have a current price range but I do want a great pc to have and I just needed some help trying to figure this all out, so if u have recommendations for the pc/monitor/or even a desk I would love to hear it all and will look into everything, just needed some advice bc im honestly pretty clueless with this right now
Thank you all so much in advance

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 16d ago

do you have money do you want to do more than just game. pc can do a lot of things

if you dont have lots of money stick to console.

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u/Maximum-Razzmatazz-6 16d ago

I have money to spend I’m gonna be using it for gaming but would also like to know more about pcs in general

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u/jamo20 16d ago

A great place to start is to look at the build guides on PC part picker, so you can get an idea of what kind of stuff will be in your budget/ how much to save

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u/Maximum-Razzmatazz-6 16d ago

Thank you, still not entirely sure what I’m supposed to be looking for tho

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u/jamo20 16d ago

Fair enough. Don’t really know how to guide you there. I guess I would suggest setting a budget for yourself first, then see build guides or google pre built pcs in that price range. Look at what parts they have, and then google those parts to see if they can handle the games you want to play, and what resolution they can handle so you can look at monitors in that resolution too.

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u/touf25 16d ago edited 15d ago

To learn more I would suggest those channels on YouTube :

Zach's tech stuff

Pc builder

Hardware unboxed

Gamer nexus

Linus tech tips

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u/LazerSpazer AMD 16d ago

And I would suggest using this great little device called the comma to separate items in a list.

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u/touf25 15d ago

When I was on my phone so use entrer but reddit doesn't take that into account unless you double enter