Is this a good gaming PC?
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FiggyHunter
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- May 15, 2016
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It honestly really depends on what games you play and are you a "all ultra- person".This pc can run high demanding games on medium-high settings,but if I were in your shoes I would rather build my pc up part by part as pre-build PC's IMO are not worth at all. Depending where you live buy components from NewEgg or Amazon if your country doesn't support newegg like mine doesn't (r.i.p).
Bottom line: Buy components one by one, if you don't know how, use google and youtube, type how to build a gaming pc, what to look for etc.. For the same price you will get a noticeably better system. Good luck in your pc building/shopping adventures. Cheers!
Bottom line: Buy components one by one, if you don't know how, use google and youtube, type how to build a gaming pc, what to look for etc.. For the same price you will get a noticeably better system. Good luck in your pc building/shopping adventures. Cheers!
Corwin65
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- Nov 2, 2015
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I have to disagree with buying components one by one. Things change so quickly, save up and buy all at once. Unless it's a super incredible deal.
Additionally, depending on how much your monthly payments are, you could probably wait a few months and buy a better system at a better over all price.
FiggyHunter
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Let me rephrase save up the money and then buy the component one by one.I didn't mean to buy a CPU then wait 2 months then a GPU then again wait 3-4 months etc.
Gather your money and buy part by part all at once. Just don't buy premade pc's.
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