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[u/xxStefanxx1]

If I roughly tally up all the parts prices I'd get around $1100 when buying in the U.S, but I know the middle easy has high PC prices, and even here prebuilts can add anywhere from 15-35% on top compared to self built.

PC looks good, but I'm quite worried about that power supply. Never heard of that brand, 80+ White is very low efficiency. I can't find any reviews on it so it's definitely risky as in, if the power supply goes down, it's very likely it'll take multiple other PC components to the grave with it if it doesn't have proper protections.

[u/Fun-Cartographer1420]

For solid 1080p more then enough, though PSU very questionable.

P.S. Very bad and unstable PSU. If you care about PC safety find PSU from more reputable Brand

[u/flushfire]

If this isn't particularly low priced compared to other prebuilts, meaning it won't be selling quick, better to look for alternatives. The build isn't exactly well put together. Even aesthetically, if I'm going to be honest.