[lairdweller123]

Looking to buy a gaming PC at around 900 to play on a 1080p monitor. Suggestions on retail sites to adjust and play with my budget? I checked out cyberpower as the most reasonable option but not really happy with the results. I guess i'm used to looking at prices of parts separately

[Throwawank3000]

Easiest way to save money is to build it yourself. I usually use pcpartpicker.com to compare prices and see if any prices drop. (CPUs are at an all time low now)

[ImABeatThisMeat]

Damn bro thanks for the site too.

[lairdweller123]

Well it's for a friend. They're not very tech savvy and I can't build it for them. Of course it's much easier to build your own but prebuilt is the only way to go given the current situation.

[hey ho hi]

If they can't figure out how to do it from instruction manuals and video tutorials maybe they shouldn't be trusted around computers

[warpedxddd]

Maybe Ibuypower

[Nik321]

I would recommend Nzxt. They don’t charge you extra for the pieces in your build, the only fee is the $99 build fee but with the warranty You get and how professional the builds end up looking (wire management, lights etc) it’s well worth it.

[lairdweller123]

Ooh good looks. Didn't realize NZXT also offered custom built services. Thanks!

[Dgvctv]

Ironside sells pre-build PC's but I'm not sure if they are great.