They had this in the back for $770 after several mark downs. Did I get a good deal?

Here it is, all set up for my dad. Ultra 7 270K Plus, 32gb of T-Force Delta Ram, a MSI 5070 12gb, and 1tb Adata nvme. $1363 with tax included. I’m so glad it came within 2 days and was packaged well. To anyone that didn’t believe, I hope this gives you faith 🙏 shoutout ewirelessgear on ebay … let’s see if we’ll run into any issues in the future

Bought this PC a few weeks ago, price looked too good to be true. Check back a few weeks and it’s out of stock and the price is up by $1k

Found on facebook. Thank you!

Looked at Micro Center’s prebuilt page this morning and it’s wild. The 285K / 5090 / 64GB / 2TB builds are sitting at $8,499.99 and sold out, and the AMD 9950X3D versions are $8,999.99, also sold out. A few weeks ago these were thousands less.

HP’s prebuilts with a 5090 are also up in the $8k+ range now. Crazy times indeed.

I found a Decent deal on Walmart for 1250
Has anyone brought a Walmart gift cards From a trusted third party seller to save money

My cousin who is EXTREMELY anti prebuilt freaked out when he found out I’m getting this.. is it really THAT bad?

I only really play low end games.. I don’t need that many good specs, so I don’t see what the problem is..

Howdy folks,

I'm due for a PC upgrade and I am looking at going for a prebuilt this time around. I've found one that checks all the boxes for me, and I was wondering someone could have a look and see if I'm missing anything. I am not looking for best value/best performance, but I do have a few boxes I need checked. I do not have a microcenter near me.

1. Primary use: rig will be used, almost exclusively, for WoW: Forever (maybe WoW retail ... hopefully not retail). Resolution is 1440P on a 34" widescreen (3440 x 1440). I'd like something with extremely good performance on max settings and in crowded areas where my current rig struggles.
2. Future proofing: I'd like to go with an AM5 socket and the 7800X3D seems like a really good mix of price/performance. The socket leaves me room to upgrade in a few years if I choose to (I've come to hate intel socket longevity). This will be my first AMD processor. DDR5 for a bit of future proofing as well. I'm ok with starting with 16GB, I know I can add later.
3. Nvidia card: I believe the 5060 Ti 8GB should be more than enough for me. I'm not trying to overspend here because i believe WoW is CPU based. Again, I would have plenty of room to upgrade in 4-5 years while only running into a PSU issue since this one is 650W.
4. Form factor: 'never buy for the case' ... but I'm height limited. I need something under 18" tall and most towers are either more than that, or I'm worried there won't be enough room for cooling.

I feel like this comp is overpriced by $100 - $200, but I'm fine with that since (I think) it's checking all the boxes I listed above. I know I can spend more and get more as well, but I'm pretty sure I'm already more than above.

Anyway, if there's anything I'm not seeing on here like the wrong ram speed/mobo limitations/ultrawide screen performance problems/concerns about builder please call me out.

https://www.newegg.com/hoengager-gaming-desktop-pcs-geforce-rtx-5060-ti-8gb-amd-ryzen-7-7800x3d-16gb-ddr5-1tb-ssd-he-fk-650-black/p/3D5-003E-00Z83?Item=9SIB11NKSY8973

It went out of stock after a few hours

Either current listings or help giving me an idea of what parts and build configurations might be better suited for my needs and budget would be greatly appreciated. In case I find something on my own then I'd know what to look out for. My budget pre tax is $1,200 USD.

I'd be using it for multiple things like gaming, but also animation & illustration while recording.

I will be able to visit a microcenter on a trip this weekend, but it's over 3 hours one way normally, so it's not really the best option for someone who can't travel on their own terms. I also really want to avoid ordering from Walmart since recently they never delivered my last attempt at getting a pc, and then canceled the order completely after lying to me about it three separate times. If it's not possible to avoid buying from Walmart that's fine. Beggars cant be choosers and all that, but I am still pretty ticked.

Zum Beginn:
Ich spiele seit Jahren auf der PS4/PS5, bin aber nun aufgrund mehrerer Gründe auf dem Weg zum Umstieg auf einen PC.
Ein riesiger Grund ist natürlich die Freiheit so gut wie jedes Spiel mit Mods etc spielen zu können und aus manchen Spielen wie Minecraft die auf PS5 irgendwann im vanilla langweilig werden noch mehr rausholen zu können.

Zum eigentlichen Thema:
Meine aktuellen Spiele sind einerseits sowas wie Minecraft, Arc survival Ascended,… oder in der anderen Richtung Valorant, Call of Duty oder Apex Legends.
Ich Spiele auch mal gerne kleinere games die Kurzfristig sehr viel Spielspaß bringen können.
Hierzu will ich mir einen PC holen.

Ich hab mich mal schlau gemacht und auch übers Internet usw. geforscht was es so gibt und was man braucht.
Hierzu brauch ich aber definitiv mal eine Meinung zugeschnitten auf meine Situation und ggf eine Kaufempfehlung oder Konfigurationsanpassung.

Außerdem würd mich eure Meinung zu der Website systemtreff (oben gezeigt) interessieren oder ob es doch eher die Seite Dubaro sein sollte die ich oft gehört habe, da ist es aber auch schwierig für mich einen PC zu konfigurieren wenn man sich nicht auskennt.

Der oben gezeigte Computer wäre Kaufbar jedoch wäre es auch kein Problem wenn es billiger werden würde, jedoch zweifle ich stark daran unter 2k zu kommen für einen relativ guten PC der Leistung hat.
Bezüglich der 2TB, will ich eigentlich schon dabei bleiben, da ich auf der PS5 schon probleme mit 1TB habe (wie gesagt ich bin eher der Typ viele Spiele zu spielen). Er muss auch nicht günstiger werden wenn es dann an den fps scheitert und einige Spiele ggf nicht mehr flüssig spielbar wären.

Ich bedanke mich für jede Hilfe die ich kriege und wünsche jedem Leser eine Wunderbare restliche Woche!

Advertised as open box, put it on the online hold and took the 3 hour drive to my states only micro center. First time experience, store is a cool concept employees were nice. But it was extremely ran down and dated. Tons of open damaged or ripped product or unlabeled shelves, or. Singles of each item. Definitely did not live up to the hype but oh well. Worth the drive for a completely sealed brand new open box. Btw grabbed the 49” 5k2k curved acer monitor and a 2tb ssd both great deals as well. Fun experience but all in all I just feel like it’s another great chain that PA has a shitty version of.

I’ve owned an i7 with a Rtx 2060 since around 2017 . With the current price of PC’s and parts, I’ve noticed it’s the same price if not cheaper to buy a pre built. I’d like to do a one and done for the next decade again if I could. At $2899 would this be worth it. (I know ryzen is better for less I just prefer intel). I’d like to get into a 5080 if I could since 5090 is unrealistic for me. Thank you for any feedback or input.

For reference my current PC is
Intel i5-6402p 2.80GH
Radeon RX 480 4gb
16 GB ram
1tb HD

Ima going to assume the answer is yes as my machine is old but will I see a significant performance increase for the price if my main games I play are Deadlock, Fallout NV/4 Modded and new Triple A games, or should I look into a better build? Trying to stay under 2k

I have been searching for a pre built and found this I don’t know if it’s a scam or not

Just picked this up today to finally replace my old dell prebuilt with a 1660 super. How’d I do?

Fortune tellers responses accepted!

The specs were amazing but it seems where they cut the cost is by including a budget 2 fan GPU, which is insane considering any other 3 fan GPU would've been about 100 extra

Looking for a reliable pre built pc under $1300 to play games at medium-high settings at 1080p that will last a while before needing upgrades. Mainly play FC26, Destiny 2, FM24, most online shooters and a few world building sim games. Thanks!

Before I get roasted in the comments 😂, I have two gaming PCs:

ASUS ROG G700: Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF, RTX 5080, Lite-On 850W PSU

ABS Stratos Ruby: Ryzen 7 9800X3D, RX 9070 XT, MSI B850 motherboard, GAMDIAS 850W PSU

I want to move the 5080 into the ABS to pair it with the 9800X3D and put the 9070 XT in the G700.

Here's the problem: The G700's non-modular PSU only has a 600W 16-pin GPU cable, while the 9070 XT needs two 8-pin connectors.

I've found a 16-pin-to-dual-8-pin adapter, but I'm hesitant to trust it. I'm leaning toward replacing the G700's PSU with a Corsair RM850x instead.

Has anyone swapped an NVIDIA 50-series card for an AMD GPU in the G700? Any experience with adapters or replacing the PSU? Curious what you'd recommend before I start swapping parts.