Why I Think you Should Build Your Own Gaming PC

Should you buy a prebuilt gaming PC or should you build your own? Here's why I think you should build your next gaming machine instead of buying one!
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[lucasfifine]

Thanks for featuring the FIFINE Gaming Setup Bundle, bro

[realnamesnotgiven]

If you have a nerdy friend they maybe able to help.

[WeatherMan]

is it a prebuild if you are buying a system that somebody custom built in the past for personal use then selling it to one individual? thats what my pc is.

[Kacheng_]

I really enjoyed the learning process in building my own PC. Of course, having a mate to help also gave me more confidence to do it.

[reset]

Another great video m8. Ive been building PCs for almost 20 years. And its very satisfying when it turns on, you tune it to your taste... But there is another option. Pick the parts on a trustworthy store and pay them to build it. Its around 45-50€ in Spain. You know you will receive a working PC. If there is any DOA component they take care of it before you receive the PC. Same if you pick a part that is incompatible for whatever reason. Ive done it in the past a couple times and it was nice. I dont discard doing it again in the future. But I will keep fiddling with my PC for now. In fact, new case and fans coming this week xD

[wowcplayer]

Before i watch, im dipping my toes into pc flipping, and certainly wouldnt mind a little advice from your perspective. The reason im doing it is ive xome down with a nasty, maybe even terminal case of xeon affinity. I know, it's hopeless. But a 2680 v4 doesnt even rly bottleneck my 6600s, and i can get those for about $67 with mobo, cpu and ram. Would you as a gamer ever consider buying a prebuilt pc with a 2016 server chip? Even if it were not only a great price to performance, but also a good price for the parts inside? We are talking proper $300 range budget gaming beasts, fk 4th and 5th gen i7s!

[TeamGB-Diving]

I built my first pc in 2023, I used a Bequiet RGB case, MSI B650 Tomahawk WiFi Motherboard, WD SN770 NVME SSD, 2TB SATA Crucial SSD, BEQUIET Dark Rock RGB Air Cooler, Corsair Vengance 6000MHZ 2 x 16GB RAM, Corsair 850w PSU, tbh I am getting used to gaming on it, but the hassle of updates, GPU updates, not a case sometimes of switch it on and play like my Xbox Series X. But start time are surprisingly quick.
Quick question, how many of you use a HDD in your rig?
Great video, keep up the great work.

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[lthdy]

Buy a pre built and disassemble and reassemble. You could learn and troubleshoot if something goes wrong. If you dont know shit, dont bother