Go to newegg and sort by price. Plenty of people ready to take your money.

4k 240hz monitor, 7950x3d, RTX 4090

AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro 5975WX, 128GB DDR4, RTX40G.

Depends about your budget.

Get a Mac! /sarcasm

PCs aren’t like consoles, there’s no A or B that can easily be said.

First ask yourself how you want to play: a desk setup, sort of on the go (wherever there’s a desk and power supply) or on the go. The real deal is getting a desktop setup “battlestation” as laptops get loud, overheat and don’t really work as on the go as you’d think - the steamdeck does but is limited.

Next question is what you favor in terms of monitors and what is your budget. These two are related, you gotta be realistic as 4k high fps is going to cost a lot in graphics card and monitor and everything else. So you choose a monitor and build your pc or get a prebuilt based on it and type of games to be played

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This one is great: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sku/6617072.p?skuId=6617072&sb_share_source=PDP

I have one of these monitors and it’s been nothing but amazing: https://a.co/d/0YE2Gkz

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$2600 is 5080 systems less than that is 5070ti and 9070xt systems

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Watch some of the millions of tutorial videos on YouTube and build your own rig instead of buying a prebuilt. Apart from the fact that it would be cheaper, it would also be a really fun experience. There's a lot of guides and build suggestions on YouTube for every budget. Good luck and happy birthday.

That would mostly depend on pricing and availability.

What resolution do you want to play at, and what games are you looking to play?

What is your budget and what currency

I'm going to assume your budget is 650-750$? For not a high budget. Here is how you build it. Go for am4 (just to save some money) Ryzen 5 5500 + rx 9060 xt + 650 watt psu bronze rated +16gb ddr4 + 500gb ssd nvme gen 3 + b550m msi + cheap but branded value case (pcie 3 and pcie 4 in this graphics card don't differ much, just 4.5 percent differ in performance. It's cross checked multiple times by multiple yt sources, don't invest much in ram/storage for now. You can upgrade them within a month anyways, invest most on gpu and cpu along with motherboard.)

What is your budget? "Not a high budget" means different things to different people. What games do you want to play? What resolution 1080p, 1440p, 4k? Stuff like that is a requirement for giving a suggestion.

I was in the same boat not too long ago and know how confusing all the specs can get 😅

If you're looking for something that can run games on high settings without issues but you're also budget-conscious, I’d recommend checking out this PC on Amazon: Skytech Blaze 3.0 – it’s got a Ryzen 5 5600, RTX 3060, 16GB RAM, and a 1TB SSD. Solid combo for 1080p or even 1440p gaming on high/ultra settings.

Also, Amazon usually has payment plans if you qualify, which definitely helps.

This really depends on the game and genre you're looking to progress in.

60fps is absolutely fine for MOBAs and MMOs, but I'd never play below 144 for Counter-Strike, where frames are everything (but I'm willing to play at 1080p).

Also, what is your budget? There's no upper limit on this, but we can help you better if we know around what you can spend.

As a general rule, I'd advise:

• the biggest, best monitor that is comfortable for your eyes and seating position

• a GPU that can meet the framerate and resolution expectations of the game(s) you play.

• a CPU that isn't a bottleneck for that GPU

• 32gb of RAM

• stable, fast internet, wired if possible

• a comfortable chair and desk that don't put strain on your back or wrists

Basically any newish desktop PC with monitor is going to be a night and day upgrade over your laptop, so the other factors of "what are you trying to get good at" are more important.

Need a price range. If we are talking best, just get the newest and fastest. What games matters, if it is valorant could probably run on potato. R5 7600 would be enough since most comp game doesnt require 8+ cores

Hot take... "Competitive Gamers" don't actually need an expensive high end computer. Competitive games are best played with minimum resolution and really high fps settings. And these games are specifically optimized to run on anything with a motherboard and a cpu/gpu made 10-20 years ago.

You shouldn't spend more than 200 dollars on your PC.

Just go make an esport pc for 500 usd and be happy. Dont overspend on a pc when you only do esports. Get like 5600x and 6750xt call it a day ( depends where u from ) get a good monitor and your set. Gaming laptops is fine too its all just preferences

there is no best gaming pc. there is very good gaming pc's for a budget. that's because this is not about getting the most expensive of a given part, but it is all about balancing things. also very important: do you already have a monitor? there is no point spending loads on a pc that can churn out loads of frames, your monitor can't display. vice versa, there is little point in buying a high end monitor, your pc can't properly utilize.

general rule of thumb:

• 1/4 of budget goes to monitor
• 1/4 of budget goes to gpu
• 1/4 of budget goes to cpu + motherboard + ram
• 1/4 of budget goes to case, psu, storage and other bits and pieces people ususally forget

Do you want to build, or buy a pre-built? For 600, you can put together a very decent rig for light gaming, for example: https://youtu.be/AlZrtlYUGv4

For a pre-built, something like the NZXT starter for $699 (https://www.letsbld.com/starter-series) is not a bad entry-level gaming pc, although upgrading to the starter plus (for 899) is also worth it if you have the budget. The key is the graphics card, 1650 or 1660 are decent entry-level cards. Do not buy any PC with a GT 1030 or 8GB RAM (seems like a lot of sellers are trying to sell those specs for "gaming" which is garbage).

You need to know: mostly (not always) in pc gaming, more money= more power. It depends on your budget or how much money you have saved. 1000 is much much better then 600

/r/buildapcforme

Do you have any links on where to start? I would ideally want it to be prebuilt

In the range of $1100 ~ $1400 USD you could try to find a prebuilt with a 3070 as it might be the best option for a high end pc with the latest gpu. Anything under 1k I'm not sure, but I have see options for prebuilt with a 2070 or so under 1k

Guys he said his parents are stopping him from building his own. In other words they don’t want money spent on something he might screw up on.

Honestly though once you settle on the mother board it’s pretty much follow the manual. The board is going to set all the left and right limits

I got a prebuilt from CyberPower. Good gaming PC but their customer support was useless to me. Had to dig online to find the solution to the stupid updater window that appears and never goes away. (It was in the BIOS under some obscure menus)

Building your own or paying for someone to build your own spec hasn't been good advice for years now if you want value.

Definitely don't listen to those people.

Imo best quality prebuilt is usually going to be MSI, their customer support is fantastic and their GPUs tend to bench at the top of the pack.

Best value will probably be HP, their quality isn't abysmal but there's a lot of drawbacks(Poor cooling, poor customer support, proprietary power supply). Don't expect to upgrade much on one of those. For $1250ish you can usually find a nice i7 11700, 16gb ddr4, 3060 w/ 1tb NVME from them.

I went with corsaor for their i7200 i9/3080 and have not been disappointed at all

I got a nice one from micro center, def check that place out if you have one near you.

>I also am forbidden from building it.

What religion are you?

Can you increase your bughet till 1.25 lakh or 1.5 lakh even better because it would be a huge jump in performance from a 1lakh build. PC is a long term investment so extra 50k wouldn't hurt.

35 yo here too, living my dream already. Never a better time.

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Don’t buy a console, Buy a pc, Explore different game stores like steam and so on, Will get specs

as a fellow 30+ gamer , dont overspend on the PC. Save money for games , don't buy bundle of games at a time. Only buy the game that you are sure of playing. Also it is fine to not complete a game that you bought .

Ok so here is the exact build that i planned. It costs around 1 lakh and 4 thousand. It is pretty solid for gaming at 1440p

Cpu - Ryzen 5 7600 Gpu - Radeon 7800xt Motherboard - MSI b650m Gaming wifi (see the thing with motherboard is that people say you want something capable of handling future cpus too, so called future proofing But i think that a pc is a long term investment anyway, so if you are planning on getting a pc to work atleast 3-5 years you should stick with a motherboard that works just fine with your current cpu, as you should upgrade both your cpu and motherboard after that 5 year period) Either way if you want a better one, you can go with Msi b650m Gaming plus wifi

Power supply - Any 750w power supply, preferrably deepcool, msi or corsair

Storage - 1tb crucial p3 nvme

Ram - 32gb (16x2) Ddr5 6000mhz

Cpu cooler - Deepcool ag400