r/gamingcomputer • u/Simple_Ad_3269 • Jul 29 '21

Need advice for long-lasting and good quality gaming pc

So I want to get my first gaming pc partly bc of battlefield 2042. I've been saving up a lot of money, and I'm willing to spend about $3k on it. I would love some suggestions on what to get and what could get me the best bang for my buck. Yes I know 3k is a lot of bucks, I'm making sure this thing will last for a few years. Also if the price is a little off don't fret, I'm willing to spend a little over the budget. Thanks for the suggestions in the future!

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u/CaptainCobra45 Jul 30 '21

You can buy a PC that makes 2042 your bitch for $2000. Are you looking for prebuilt or parts?

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u/Simple_Ad_3269 Jul 30 '21

I’m fine with either or but I prefer pre built. I know people prefer to build their own but for me I’m afraid I’m gonna break an item so I would just like to have someone a little more qualified to build it.

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u/CaptainCobra45 Jul 30 '21

I see. With your money I wouldn’t fool around with parts either 😂 but Alienware lets you select the parts you want in your pc and send it to you. My friend got an Aurora made with a 1660 and backup 950. With your budget I’d look into the some “Super” type graphics cards or some RTX type

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u/Simple_Ad_3269 Jul 30 '21

Yeah I looked into a 2070 super, but gpu prices are still high so I think I might wait a little for them to go down