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I already have a macbook and a windows laptop but they can't run any videogames on it so I need a gaming pc. I've heard that building one is more worth it than buying a prebuilt but I have 0 clue how to build one. Where do I start and what parts do I need/should I get? Also, I don't have ethernet so do I need anything extra for wifi? Aesthetics don't really matter and monitor is part of the budget
I'm looking for a decent prebuilt gaming PC to buy, I've tried looking on newegg and amazon but couldn't find anything. Does anyone have any suggestions? My budget is 1000 dollars
Hi there. I’m a complete noob in the world of gaming PCs. I really don’t have a lot of time to play and my wife and I need a solid new (we are both teachers) PC. I have always wanted to play God Of War but I don’t have a PS5 and spending 500 dlls just to play one game doesn’t sound like a good idea. I figure that I should buy a PC that can last at least 5-7 years without giving me a headache. I would only play ocasionally GOW and maybe Ghost of Tsushima which also looks tempting. So what do you think guys? Right now there are some deals at HP and an omen L15 with i7, rtx 4060, 16Gb RAM and 512 ssd is around $1000. Would that be enough for the future years?
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New build or upgrade?
New Build
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Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)
Will be keeping the same peripherals, monitors (144hz, 1080p), and case (Corsair Carbide series 275R Tempered Glass)
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PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)
Needs to run popular games at or around 144 fps at 1080p and be able to run coding projects such as scrappers, data analysis tools, etc.
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Purchase country? Near Micro Center?
Will be purchasing parts from Microcenter located in Chicago, IL, USA.
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Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
N/a
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Budget range? (Include tax considerations)
I want the total + tax (which is ~10%) to be right at $1000
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WiFi or wired connection?
Wired connection
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Size/noise constraints?
None
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Color/lighting preferences?
None
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Any other specific needs?
If there are notable performance differences with components that may exceed the budget, I could be convinced to spend more.