Originally Posted by EtH

Doing a small bit of looking, Newegg and Amazon seem fairly similar price wise.

So you recommend buying over building?

Building = Waiting on all parts to come in, can be challenging getting the parts to work with each other unless you know someone who's a PC builder (damn there everyone lol) most likely cheaper than buying a pre-built PC.

Buying Pre-Built = It'll be hard finding a PC with everything you need to run the games you want. Most people don't have this problem because they spend lots of time looking. Can be expensive.

I'd go Newegg before Amazon. One thing to pay attention to as well is your Ram and Graphics Card. A builder might hook you up with a dope ass GPU, but a decent graphics card. If you can, try to get ATLEAST 8 Gig Ram. Aim for 16 though.

---------- Post added at 09:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:22 PM ----------

I'm sure you don't wanna spend over 1,000 just to have 4K graphics and Beyond max settings.

Originally Posted by EtH

Doing a small bit of looking, Newegg and Amazon seem fairly similar price wise.

So you recommend buying over building?

Building = Waiting on all parts to come in, can be challenging getting the parts to work with each other unless you know someone who's a PC builder (damn there everyone lol) most likely cheaper than buying a pre-built PC.

Buying Pre-Built = It'll be hard finding a PC with everything you need to run the games you want. Most people don't have this problem because they spend lots of time looking. Can be expensive.

I'd go Newegg before Amazon. One thing to pay attention to as well is your Ram and Graphics Card. A builder might hook you up with a dope ass GPU, but a decent graphics card. If you can, try to get ATLEAST 8 Gig Ram. Aim for 16 though.

---------- Post added at 09:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:22 PM ----------

I'm sure you don't wanna spend over 1,000 just to have 4K graphics and Beyond max settings.