Best Valued Prebuilt Gaming PCs?

[IchBinEineBlödeKatze]

I mean, there’s always the option to Steal a computer…

[Luke]

Nah who was selling a gtx 970 build for $577😭

[normalsith]

He's become Jawa Man by this point

[ChaitanyaGavali.]

He didn't recommend his own company... and addressed the query

[TeeMoneyy]

I bought a custom built from NZXT, it’s 3 years later and I have no complaints. I did spend an extra 6 months saving up for it but now looking back it was definitely worth it for me. I don’t know much about building PCs

[CooperTheAussie]

Hey I just want to thank you for all the great information you’ve provided me. Just 3 months ago I had no idea about anything computer but now I plan to buy computer parts soon. Thank you so much! ❤

[Tofu]

Simple answer:
Just build one yourself. Most companies and sellers cheap out on a lot of parts outside of the GPU and CPU which may cause some other issues. Building a PC is NOT as time consuming or scary as you may think.

[nocturnx]

Appreciate the disclosure of your equity. Keep up the good work!

[JakkHorwikk]

I used CLX to build my rig and had a really solid experience. Even had an issue with the GPU and they mailed a new one out overnight.

[jarredc]

Remember seeing a while ago for mid to high range hp is surprising good for the money for the specs you get

[yurgen]

here in Ecuador there are second hand market PC builders who would go themselves to buy and test each part from different sellers and build the PC for cheap, they earn like 40-50bucks per build, and some of them are quite good, my friend got an ryzen 5 4600g rx580 8gb 16gb ram ddr4 an a520mdsh 500w PSU and an office case with 2 fans (temps are ok tho) for like 300$ which at least in my opinion was such a good deal, he even has room to improve things

[spectators]

Jawa has amazing builds and show them to my friends when they ask me about pc purchasing questions.

[ShadowsSIayer]

I think building one yourself is much better. i actually brought a PC from Jawa and 1. The Motherboard Was Broken 2: The WiFi Antenna Broke. In total (to fix the issues, I ended up paying $120 extra dollars, which may not seem like a lot (for $2000 dollar PCs), but considering I paid $300 for it, it isn’t worth it. The sad part is you only have 2 days to return and the seller can just not respond or can claim it got “broken in the mail”. All in all, build it yourself and save yourself the trouble,

[kachiedits]

Honestly building a pc is still the best choice and trust me when i say it really isn't that hard and this is coming from someone who literally just build his first pc a month ago with no prior experience at all I just did a little research on parts and watched a couple of easy and simple tutorials and i was able to build it no problem

My only advice is to try not to cheap out on everything since buying used has a small chance of you getting a part that is faulty so if you do plan to buy used make sure the seller is both legit and has good reviews

[charliesretrocomputing]

Literally just painted an Optiplex based off of that EXACT listing from Jawa!! Turned out incredible

[Lukelikesmissiles]

The fact you declared YOUR INTEREST in a 60 second video, makes you more trustworthy than most of the politicians in the UK who hide their interests from us, their citizens. Mad respect!

[carter]

Mad respect saying jawa and not suggesting your own builds

[IBimbsEinzMensch]

Dubaro PC in Germany has extremely good prebuilt prices, sometimes even lower than if you would build it yourself

[Chrisp-]

Its sad nzxt is considered premium when you take into account how crap most of their hardware really is.

[ChinnerMH]

If you can I would just go to a local micro center and you can pick out the parts and have a professional build it for you and test it and then you can just pick it up 4 hours later! they also charge $200 for the build and add a extra $50 if you are looking to replace something in your old pc.