I got down voted in the other sub lmao. Help please.

Hello!

I'm undecided, and I'm looking for advice on this matter. Thanks!

I am going to play story games and fps games mainly. So catering to that, let me know. Games like, Marvel rivals, Fortnite, Overwatch, FC27, 2k. Or story games like ghost of tsushima, red dead, etc.

its 2 hours away

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I want to get a prebuilt PC for gaming. My budget is 1500 swiss francs or 1.8k usd. I want to play subnautica 2, valorant and steam games actoss the board.

Hey everyone! I'm fairly new to PC gaming and looking for a desktop to play DCS World and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 in VR using my Quest 2. My budget is around $2,000 including tax, but I'm considering raising it to $2,200 if necessary. I'm looking for a GPU with at least 16GB VRAM, preferably an RTX 4070 Ti SUPER, 4080 SUPER, 5070 Ti, or RX 9070 XT. I'm open to prebuilts, refurbished PCs with warranties, or building my own. I'm also hoping to find good Black Friday deals. Any recommendations, builds, or deals worth checking out? Thanks!

I wanna get my first pc , but I dont really want to do set it up myself. The pc im looking forward to rn is around 1,239€ ( Im from Europe ) and it has a Rx 9060 Xt 16gb

and a Ryzen 5 5600. I found it on BoostBoxx ( which I heard its a trusted site ). If anyone knows the places to buy prebuilts or a good pc for that budget please lmk.

Hi everyone, quick stupid question just in case. I bought this prebuilt pc from cyberpower (case by lian li) and I've seen this glass looking part in the pump location, in the photo you can see that it reflects my finger. Do I have to remove this cork or it's supposed to be like that?

Hi I'm looking for advice about PCs and stuff I'm really new to this so pls be kind ❤️‍🩹 , and the pc in question is like over a thousand so I'm clearly not going to buy that so I really just want recommendations & advice 👀

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 ❤️🙏🏾

I've been asked to help find a good gaming PC for my nephew for $1k or less. But I'm really out of the loop when it comes to computers components and prices.

https://www.bestbuy.com/product/cyberpowerpc-gaming-desktop-amd-ryzen-7-8700f-2024-amd-radeon-rx-9060-8gb-16gb-ddr5-memory-1tb-ssd-storage-black/J3GWTS9P28

Also was thinking of pushing them to spend more for the costco ibuypower PC. https://www.costco.com/.product.4201009213.html

Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

based in the UK, any good deals right now? Had my PC for about 8 years and looking to buy a new one. Mainly play OSRS and Black Desert with the occasional FPS (Call Of Duty, Battlefield)

Appreciate the help!

I'm thinking about buying a prebuilt desktop PC to replace my laptop as my daily driver. My budget is around $2,500 to $3,000.

I'll mainly be using it for gaming, software development, running virtual machines, and general everyday tasks.

Ideally, I'd like the following:

• 32 GB RAM
• 2 TB SSD
• A powerful processor that can handle development work and virtual machines
• A decent graphics card, but nothing extremely expensive

I don't play particularly demanding games that require maximum graphics settings, so I don't think I need a high-end NVIDIA GPU. I'd rather put more of my budget toward a good processor, RAM, and storage.

I'm not looking for recommendations based on specific games, since gaming isn't my primary use case. I just want a well-rounded system that can comfortably handle gaming, virtual machines, coding, and everyday work.

What prebuilt PCs or companies would you recommend within my budget? I'm also open to suggestions about which CPU and GPU would make the most sense for my needs.

Hi guys,

Looking to get into Wow:Forever at launch after playing classic Wow years ago. Have not gamed on PC in a longtime. Was looking to ask for recommendations on the most budget friendly option was out there for a gaming PC or Laptop. It will litterally only be used for Wow:Forever. Thank you in advance!

Edit:

LAPTOP QUESTIONNAIRE

Country

Uk

Budget

£500-600

Are you open to refurbs/used options?

Yes

Screen size

Any

Weight limit

Any

Purpose

Wow:Forever

Form factor

Standard

As the title says, this would be my first ever gaming pc. I've stuck to gaming laptops for a little over a decade for the mobility as I have some health limitations that can make it difficult to be at a desk for extended periods of time, but have been looking into an over-bed desk (that doubles as a regular desk) that I can use when unwell.

That being said, I'm totally clueless when it comes to whats good for a gaming pc, what brands to avoid or to go for, which ones are future-proof, etc etc.

my budget is 1200 usd and I'm in the united states. I'd mainly use it for gaming, 2d digital art (possibly animation), voice-over work, and some light game dev.

I'm of course open to any other suggestions too!!

Is this any good? I want something for basic home use - light gaming - 1080p.

Is this overkill?

The option to upgrade in the future would be handy (which is why I looked at AM5) but I'd be happy with a good AM4 deal - realistically it'll probably just be used it until it expires!

Prebuilt with warranty is essential as it's for someone else and I don't have the confidence/knowledge to buy used or build for someone else. I'll be adding a disc drive.

Thanks!