This is why 93% of people shouldn’t build a gaming pc..

Do you like prebuilt gaming pc’s or custom gaming PCs?

[xyntivz]

For $3000, it’s not a good deal. For about 1K cheaper, you can push the same fps if you build it yourself. For performance, I’d recommend the 7900 XTX and the ryzen 7800x3d

[__Pre]

Assuming the 7900 XTX goes around the ~$950 mark, $3000 price tag was a bit surprising.

[g_avinnn]

$3000 for this is robbery. You can build an even better build for way cheaper and get a rlly good monitor with it too. At least its better than that other $3000 one with a 4070

[John-Wolfe]

You do have to worry about shipping damage with prebuilts, and them not installing things correctly, as well as the increase in cost.

[markdsm-]

i think you overstated the 'fear of breaking stuff'... dude it's plug and play. Stop being a drama queen.

[da_gecko]

Prebuilt pcs only make sense for people who are too scared or don't have the time to put together their own system. Otherwise, it is much better to do it yourself, as you control each and every single component you put into your machine, you control the aesthetics, price, performance, cable management, etc. much more than most prebuilt companies allow. These companies for the most part just have cookie cutter systems with very limited customization options. Not to mention the build cost that these companies tack on, and the danger of shipping a fully assembled system. Building your own pc is not difficult, and pc parts can take a lot more stress than most people realize. It's not rocket science, everything is plug and play except a bios update for a handful of cpus. In my opinion, building is the only method that makes sense for the vast majority of users.

[sjroxiii]

nowaday, prebuild pC is almost the same with build yourself one, it's has a advantage is which already mentiond in the vid. on top of it the warranty (they come and pick instead you to deliver to them ) and all the service come along with the Supplier is okay to let's them do it all .

[atmzed]

It comes pre-installed with spyware that is also the worst version of windows 💀

[SupaSnupakpa]

Build from scratch, you gain a skill and a pc for a portion of the price and maybe 2 hours of your time if it’s your first time. If you have the extra 400-1000 dollars to spend but not a lot of time, then sure go prebuilt. Just make sure there is a warranty on it for anything that may go wrong.

[matiasdalimier]

It depends if you WANT to build a pc or just want to play your games without any stress

[des]

My issues with pre-built is they never have everything i want

[jipillow]

For people new to pc gaming, they should wait for mid july or christmas sales and buy a prebuilt. Then start upgrading parts

[donnyjenni]

Mine is 1.7k Euro, with Ryzen 5 7600, RX 7900 XT, pearless assassin PC Fan, 4TB SSD Gen 4, MSI B650, 32 GB DDR5 6000 Mhz RAM, 750 Watt PSU. Its already purrrrfect

[justanobody]

Yeah there are people that dont want to build pcs and letting someone else do it and have warranty to back it up, it makes a lot of sense. I built a few pc for friends but it made me their tech support. Not doing it again. Lol

[mrsnoopy]

For 3k i can build a PC with a 4090 and would still have a bit spare

[Punkertoon]

Should you buy a prebuilt? Only people saying, “Yes, ” just switched from console and overpaid.

[noahdanan]

I built a 7800x3d 4090 build for that same price, pre-built here makes no sense actually

[DanielHernandez-uvie]

I think you should build a pc only if you do a lot of research or you have a friend or family to help you along the journey.

[ANGRYWOLVERINE-ftnc]

3000 dollars is clearly excessive. There are some reasonable prebuilts for sale there will be more once the back to school sales start.

[reckless]

Always build it yourself or let it build how you want.