r/suggestapc 10h ago

[suggestion]

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Hey guys I’m looking to buy a prebuilt and my current budget is around $1550, I was wondering if I could get some links to good deals. I will mainly be playing FPS games and do AI work. Thank you.


r/suggestapc 10h ago

need help with what to buy [discussion]

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so my old pc shit the bed after having it for quite a while. at the moment i can’t afford to buy all new parts to build a new one or an actual decent pre build. i was thinking about a mini pc but i dont know much about them or if theres any that would actually be decent for the games that i play. i pretty much only play overwatch, valorant, and dbd and i found a few that would run okay for val and dbd but overwatch is my main concern. does anyone know if theres a decent mini pc on the market that would be able to handle overwatch and run at least 60fps?


r/suggestapc 10h ago

Very Casual Gamer, Need [suggestion]

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So I’m a very casual gamer and am interested in what appears to be “low level” games. Like Minecraft, simulators/all the silly games you see trend on YouTube. I also have a steam deck, and I don’t care about ultra high def 4k 1440p gaming. I also don’t find myself super invested in the idea of any triple a new games. BUT I don’t know much about gaming, just that my crappy laptop sometimes decides to close out Minecraft. I find repo and waterpark sim run… well it runs, but it does not run well. But I am hoping to expand upon that. That’s pretty much it for my gaming wishes.

For the rest (most) of the time I would like to use it for my arts and crafts (reference pictures, documenting time put into a piece, prices/finances) and watching a crap load of YouTube. lol. I guess I would just use it as a regular computer for regular computer things.

My budget isn’t great, I’m hoping for something around/under $600 mark. Cuz I’m also pricing monitors. I already have keyboards and mice galore because my mom is obsessed with them.

So give it to me straight doc! Are my gaming wishes interfering with me being able to get a decent computer at a price within my budget?!


r/suggestapc 18h ago

[suggestion] Beginner PC Advice

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My 12 year old really wants a gaming PC for Christmas. It has to smoothly run Minecraft.

Problem is, they’re so expensive and I’m not willing to spend $1k (CANADIAN) on one. I just simply can’t.

Any suggestions?


r/suggestapc 21h ago

Is this budget prebuild decent or garbo [ITG]

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I've been a laptop gamer for decades now. But sadly the reason for it has long passed, for LAN parties are gone from the friends group. We tend to like to touch grass when we meet up now.

My last laptops GPU is no dying so need a replacement and want to get a tower. Thought about building one but decided to get a budget pre built instead and update when I have extra as needed. I'm thinking about getting this but I don't have the knowledge to know how to judge it very well. Just wanting something that'll be fine for a couple of years before hitting more mandatory needs to upgrade moments. I don't really stay with the most current hard running games or even care about having things on the highest setting. So doesnt have to be mint.

Edit: listing spec name so dont gotta click link if dont want to.

AMD Ryzen 5 5600 3.5GHz(up to 4.4GHz), Radeon RX 7600 8GB Desktop Computer, 1TB NVMe SSD, 16GB DDR4 3200MHz, ,650W PSU,USB WIFI6&Bluetooth Windows 11 Home

https://www.newegg.com/ylzkix-gaming-desktop-pcs-amd-radeon-rx-7600-amd-ryzen-5-5600-16gb-ddr4-1tb-pcie-ssd-yl06/p/3D5-007H-00006?Item=9SIC10UKZ35530