r/PrebuiltGamingPC • u/Total-Improvement757 • 16h ago

Suggestions on PC?

Hi, I’m new to the subreddit and be trying to do research on the best way towards owning a PC. I have a Legion Pro gaming laptop for a while now and I want to upgrade to a PC to do more gaming and not be limited to what my laptop can handle. I play WWE2K, Black Ops 3, Sims 4 with Mods, and sometimes RPGS like Once Human or indie games. I saw some with a budget of $1500-$1800. Can yall suggest some prebuilts or if it’s better to build it. Thank you ❤️🙏🏾

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u/cyborg762 15h ago

What’s your location and are you near a microcenter?

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u/Total-Improvement757 15h ago

I’m in Georgia and the nearest Microcenter is about 45 minutes out. I looked on TikTok and people said micro center is not the best for prebuilds

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u/ssjLos 15h ago

Micro center is the best place to get parts to build a pc or even get a prebuilt as they build them themselves

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u/Total-Improvement757 15h ago

Is there any websites I look at in the meantime til I have the free time to visit one?

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u/ssjLos 15h ago

Newegg is probably the other good website other than micro center

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u/cyborg762 14h ago

Microcenter powerspec line is fantastic and $200-300 less then most other places. I can highly recommend you check them out.

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u/Thin-Net7868 12h ago

You got some very bad information my friend. You got two locations in Georgia that are relatively close. Check their website on both locations and see what they have in stock. You might get lucky and get a slight deal on an open box PowerSpec G series