Beast prebuilt gaming PC under 800 dollars

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Tom Waller

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Although you did say you will not be building it yourself, Unless you want to pay thousands for a rig which you will never have to do anything with, then im afraid, as already said, stock PSU's suck and could risk the change of damaging other components.

Many pre built PC's look good with their big GPU's and nice cases, but tend to drift away from that at first glance and look more at slightly more important things like the RAM, PSU, Motherboard :)

I havent gave you a link or anything to a pre made setup and I make mine myself so I'm not too sure on the best out there. I guess its just a matter of searching and comparing and actually thinking about what you PC needs more of and less off (if you understand my line of thought)
Hope that helps.
 
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Actually, the PSU will be the least of your problems. They'll have enough power supplied to run all your parts, but you won't be able to upgrade it very well. The Graphics card is what your problem will most likely be if you're looking to spend around 800. The Mobo is always going to be simply decent, the RAM is going to be as well. Best option would be to build your own, and you wouldn't even have to put it together yourself. Certain places will collect the parts for you and build it for you, and all you have to do is tell them what you want to put in it. Fry's is great for this if you have one near you. Not sure of any other places off the top of my head, but I'm sure any place that specializes in computers will help you out with this.
 
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shendarss

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there are high chances of getting crappy hard disk, optical disk & what not.
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Eh... To an extent, yes. The HDD will most likely not be 7200 RPM, but the optical drive will be alright. Good optical drives aren't actually that expensive when it comes to speed of read/write. Mind you, they most likely won't put a blu-ray drive in there, but a DLDVD drive is perfectly capable for any gaming PC. The RAM will be stock, so slow and not designed for overclocking, unless you find a really good deal.
 
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