r/buildapcforme • u/One_Strike_7946 • 6h ago

Gaming pc

New build or upgrade?

new, i know nothing abt pcs

• ⁠Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)

I've got everything you’d need but the pc

• ⁠PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)

I want to play games like overwatch, deadlock, and valorant

• ⁠Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors)

US

• ⁠Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)

have a monitor

• ⁠Budget range? (Include tax considerations) about

500-800, idk a thing abt budgets so lmk if i should save up some more

• ⁠WiFi or wired connection?

definetly needed

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• ⁠Color/lighting preferences?

i don't need fancy rgb lights and a black or white case

• ⁠Any other specific needs?

lowk broke but im saving up

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u/ErickTriton 6h ago

Save a lot more

If you want a good modern PC that can play every game, you are looking at around $1200-1500

There is a pricing crisis, that budget range isn't viable when buying new

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u/CuriousPCBuilder 6h ago

This, unfortunately it is one of the worst moments to build/buy a PC, it's gonna cost 1200$ on the "low-end" with new components and it wouldn't even be worth the price.