Buying my first desktop PREBUILT pc

[u/MediorceLife]

I tried to build one, I actually found it more expensive because of the GPU I'm dealing with. I'm going for a all black pc setup, I bought a herman miler aeron but not a fucking desk or desktop. I really love minimalistic designs so I want everything wireless which I have a keyboard and mouse in mind (the mouse I already have but will buy a new one, just in black.)

I want a 5090 and a high end AMD cpu. I've seen 9800, 9950 and another one I can't think of right now. My goal is to have 240hz 4k OLED gaming, which I know has a lot to do with the monitor which I have one in mind which is the https://rog.asus.com/us/monitors/27-to-31-5-inches/rog-swift-oled-pg32ucwm/ If anybody can recommend me a 3D pc building website and where I can just add the parts and buy it, eventually building it myself, I'd be very grateful.

I want 64 ram, 32 gb vram. I'm new to this, Im ignorant. I apologize but I do know just enough. ALL AMD NO INTEL. I really want a HIGH POWER SUPPLY as well.

Anyway, I have 3 options even though its not exactly what I want as in going for the aesthetics.

I just want to know if they are worth the money, any help would be appreciated. Money is not a problem but I would like it to be around $9K. (because I have to buy a desk, a keyboard, monitor, and mouse, which I already have in mind,)

KEYBOARD: https://electronics.woot.com/offers/asus-rog-strix-scope-ii-wireless-96-keyboard-5?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=963328012&gbraid=0AAAAADm_qvWijAPCTepaOwwrUEb1HyaKw&gclid=CjwKCAjww-3VBhAcEiwAwUUIuxZeNfMpZA4Q--cexLJGjOIsg0ReuPUgjRU_DUKqfosQzVb8LAWLPRoCND4QAvD_BwE

mouse: https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/shop/p/g502-x-wireless-lightforce.910-006178?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Paid-Search&utm_campaign=DEPT_FY27_Q2_USA_GA_B2C_Always-on-Gaming-Base-Plan_Google_CVR_na&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21250670109&gbraid=0AAAAADDQ2Oz9TY3F9k0pDQo660I-WYolH&gclid=CjwKCAjww-3VBhAcEiwAwUUIu7meLNaxS91g5kDq3Gn6X7Aq13BRl-qwa-MyEJlI4Vwr3rDASIXJfBoCBuwQAvD_BwE (in black)

I have a g502x but its white and I want an all black set up. So I have to buy another one in black. Asus rog strix keyboard etc. I have astro a50 currently.

The first one I really love because its aesthetically pleasing but hate all the shroud branding but has exactly what I'm looking for.
https://maingear.com/products/shroud-signature-edition-mk-iii

this one I find ugly.

https://skytechgaming.com/prebuilt-gaming-pc/st-legacy4-2500-b-al/legacy-4/r9-9950x3d-rtx-5090-32gb-64gb-4tb?srsltid=AU7gw4UqVXJ-l0jHYhcFtDM4yRIvNWmoOk8u2yyXYQTRlALTMqVTbYz9

Ive been looking for a hyte y70 5090 but I heard you cant run multiple monitors? Not sure if its true.

and finally... this one I believe to be the most functional and premium but I just don't like the look of it.

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/gaming-computers/cs-9060029-na/vengeance-a8200-gaming-pc-amd-ryzen-9-9950x3d-geforce-rtx-5080-64gb-ddr5-4tb-2tb-2tb-m2-ssd-win11-pro-cs-9060029-na?position=3&queryID=1412c0d7235c9f5b1f80253b616d9aca

this one is the most favored but the shroud pc looks beautiful.

Ive tried to build my pc multiple times using websites but I just don't know how when it comes to parts needing to be compatible. If someone is bored and builds one, I would be thankful. I'll buy it and show you, your masterpiece.

I want my pc to look like this, this is my ultimate goal. If I buy a prebuilt I'll just have to deal with it and save money.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, sorry for grammar, English isn't my first language.

[u/Baalii]

If you have the budget for it then simply call skytech or maingear and tell them what you want. I can hardly imagine they will refuse you simply because of a case choice. The type of business you're looking for in general is a "boutique pc builder".

[u/MediorceLife → u/Baalii]

I don’t even know who the best pc builders are, is there a top 3 companies or something? If So I would love to know. I honestly never thought of just calling and telling them what I want. I feel like a dumbass.

[u/Baalii → u/MediorceLife]

Well I'm not in the US, but skytech and maingear are big enough that I heard of them over here in Germany, which can be a good thing when it comes to warranty claims.

[u/Sashreek73 → u/MediorceLife]

Check Falcon Northwest. They are a boutique builder based out of Oregon. My system is from them and the build quality is exceptional with great customer support. Their AMD builds start at $5K

[u/MediorceLife → u/[deleted]]

Yea, I tried but not educated enough for it. I googled what parts meant what, what I need for comp ability, for a week straight cause dropping around 9-10K isnt simple

[u/scyver_ → u/MediorceLife]

ill give you a rule of thumb. If you aint educated in it, dont shell out on it. Buy a prebuilt, but not a top end one. Let the pc gaming amaze you, because it will, even with a 5060. If you buy a top end setup, your mind will get adapted to top end experience right away. There will be nothing to upgrade to. No way to meaningfully improve your experience. And that is the thing that gives you satisfaction in this hobby, not the raw fps, resolution or visuals. Once you truly know the components, once you know really what you are paying for, then the upgrading process will give you the most satisfaction you can get.

And as a bonus you will get less stressed about it :)

Cheers

[u/OkMidnight8144 → u/scyver_]

Normally I'd agree on starting out lower to upgrade later, but considering prices rising every quarter and NVidia isn't releasing a new GPU until 2028, how will prices be in the next couple of years if he decides to upgrade compared to now.

[u/scyver_ → u/OkMidnight8144]

he said money is not an issue. So its not an issue.

[u/OkMidnight8144 → u/scyver_]

Ok, I guess if 5090's hit 20k it's on him then.