How Much Should You Really Spend On A Computer? 🤔🧐

In this video, we break down the ideal budget ranges for purchasing a computer tailored to your specific needs. Whether you're a gaming enthusiast, a creative professional, or a content creator, finding the right balance between performance and affordability is crucial.

For gaming enthusiasts, we explore the optimal price range of $800 to $1200, where you can find powerful processors, ample RAM, and dedicated graphics cards to handle the latest titles with ease. Discover which components you should prioritize to maximize your gaming experience without breaking the bank.

If you're into creative work such as video editing, graphic design, or music production, investing around $1500 ensures you have the processing power, storage capacity, and graphics performance necessary to tackle demanding projects efficiently. Learn about the key features and specifications that can significantly enhance your workflow and productivity.

For streamers and those involved in advanced 3D work, allocating a budget of $2000 to $3000 opens up a world of possibilities. Explore high-end processors, professional-grade GPUs, and expansive RAM configurations that enable seamless multitasking, smooth live streaming, and rendering complex 3D models without compromise.

Whether you're a budget-conscious gamer, a creative professional pushing the limits of technology, or a streamer looking for top-tier performance, finding the right computer within your budget is essential. Join us as we navigate through the different price brackets and help you make an informed decision when investing in your next computer setup. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more tech tips and buying guides!

[Austin-rmip]

You have no idea what you’re talking about do you? I could do everything I need with a $1, 000 build. The key is sourcing, also, getting the best pc parts isn’t impossible. There are objectively better builds and better parts, they quickly get topped, but there is beyond a doubt “a best build” or “a best part”

[Charlie-Oooooo]

Ebay. Buy a box that you can upgrade cpu, ram, then add solid state drive.

[eminemi]

what about pc for vscode and game developer, is 600 good right?

[SinisterKartik]

i mean yeah if you want to do 1080p on cyberpunk 850$ is nice but anything around 600$ should be good for general gaming.

[wowgg]

Spended 350 i get 150+ on fort 80 on gta and stuff
Specs are
Ryzen 5 5500x
Ryx 1070 8gb
16gb ram
1tb ssd

[Mannan]

I wish I had a pc I don't even have a 100 $ pc BTW I subscribed

[rayray-rgwr]

Numbers are false I'm sorry. Numbers are way lower if you buy parts and build yourself or pay someone to do it. Also if you pick your own parts you buy parts that maximize your objective for the computer

[breadsoup]

That is extreme overkill gaming is like 500-1000 extreme gaming probably only like 1250 and for top of the line is like 1500 you really shouldn’t need anything more except for extremely rare cases

[A-thunderboltll]

1200 dollar pc is not enough for gaming nowadays. You atleast need spend 3000 dollars