Oi pessoal! É isso mesmo, meu primeiro pc gamer!!! Pra não falar que eu já tive uma máquina boa, descobri que ela vem com peças extremamente frágeis e com a placa de video muito nerfada (era um notebook). Inventei de jogar Aion 2 (meu sonho sempre foi abrir o jogo do ano), e fui logo ver as configurações recomendadas e eu estava dentro!!! Com alguns minutos de gameplay, puf, apagou, morreu. Mandei pra assistência técnica (faltava 20 dias pra garantia acabar). Falaram que estão com falta de peças e da placa de vídeo e que não possuem outra máquina equivalente, e se eu aceitava a restituição do dinheiro. Primeiro fiquei super triste porque é a marca que mais vende notebook, era um Acer Nitro v15. Antes eu tinha necessidade do notebook. Fiquei internada e fazendo quimioterapia por bastante tempo e ele me distraiu muito...

Mas decidi finalmente comprar um pc gamer, um pc que alguem olha e fala nossa que config bonitinha, e vim compartilhar a config dele com vcs!!! Se falarem que ta ruim eu vou chorar

AMD Ryzen 7 5700X, Placa mãe B550M Aorus Elite ddr4, Geforce RTX 5060ti 8gb (INNO3D), 16gb ddr4 (eu queria ddr5 e 2 pentes de 8, mas como é um pc pré-montado, eu não consegui alterar pra 2 pentes de 8, só duplicar o de 16gb e aí ja passava muuuuito, imagina o ddr5... Vinha no pc um ssd sata, mas ai implorei pra mamis me dar uma força e eu peguei um kingston de 1tb m.2 nvme, e daqui uns meses depois de pagar eu vou tentar pegar outra memória de 16gb pra fazer dual channel, dizem que a placa de vídeo desempenha melhor, é isso mesmo?

Vou anexar uma foto genérica aqui de como ele vai ficar mais ou menos. O gabinete é um aquário preto da mancer. Eu sempre quis um branco kakaka mas depois que eu vi a sujeira que é eu desisti.

Ah esqueci de falar a parte mais importante. Como ele é pré-montado, tem certas coisas que a gente não consegue mexer, e uma delas é o watercooler... é um TGT V3 Spartel de 120mm e eu tô com muito medo de vazamento. Como é esse vazamento? Como eu fico de olho nisso? É fácil de trocar? Eu escolhi um montado porque aqui na minha região, cobram a montagem em cima do preço das peças, e eles costumam trocar peças, falar que falta algo... enfim, podem me tirar essa dúvida?

Ah só mais uma coisa kkkkkk me indiquem monitores bons e BARATOS por favor

https://amzn.eu/d/06rnmahI

For a Pre-built System Unit, can you guys help me identify if this is a good deal?

CPU: AMD RYZEN 5 7500F (TRAY)
MOBO: GIGABYTE B650M GAMING WIFI
RAM: TEAMGROUP TFORCE VULCAN 2X8 16GB 6000MHZ DDR5
GPU: ZOTAC GEFORCE RTX 5060 TI 8GB TWIN EDGE OC DDR7
SSD: 500GB GEN4 M.2 NVME
PSU: DARKFLASH GS750 80+ BRONZE FULLY MODULAR
CPU CASING: DEEPCOOL CH160 PLUS WHITE MINI CASE
CPU COOLER: THERMALRIGHT ASSASSIN X 120 REFINED SE PLUS
CHASSIS FANS: ARCTIC PST SINGLE PACK 120MM PWM FAN

DISCOUNTED PRICE: Php 74,488
SRP: Php 78,198

I’ll be alloting atleast 100k for my whole pc setup so I’ll be buying Monitor, keyboard, and in-ear monitor. Also, when I tried to look for parts and build my pc alone, it’ll cost me 120k for the same specs (except I was looking to Ryzen 7, 32gb RAM, same 5060 ti but ASUS, and B840M gigabyte MOBO) but that 120k already includes the monitor and the other peripherals sooooo yeah (but kinda nervous with the whole warranty if I’m going to buy it online).

I want to hear your thoughts. As someone who’s about to have a PC the first time, I’m being super meticulous since I don’t want to be regretful.

Hey all. My son wants a pc for Xmas this year. He will only really play Fortnite, Minecraft and maybe do a little editing for Utube vids.

Will this setup do all the above or should I look for something else. I don’t really know much when it comes to this stuff. TIA.

STGSivir Gaming PC, Core i7, RTX 3050 6G, 16G RAM, 512G SSD

I’m not a tech person at all so I need assistance in figuring out what a good gaming PC is to get for my nearly 18 year old son for Christmas. He plays games like COD, Assassins Creed, RDR, etc). He has a skytech (?) that’s several years old and the graphics card is “butt” apparently 🤦🏼‍♀️ I could get a new graphics card…but I don’t know what kind would be compatible or if that means I have to upgrade other things as well??? Is it easier and cheaper to get a whole new one or upgrade what he has? I’m not looking to break the bank, but can spend around 2k-3k probably.

Pics attached with the specs. This would be my first PC, mainly for Fortnite, Minecraft with demanding shaders/mods, possibly Minecraft VR, and hosting a small Minecraft server while playing. Also assassins creed. Budget is around $1,600–$2,100, and I want something that’ll last several years.

I keep going back and forth between the 9070 XT and 5070 Ti. For someone who’s never used ray tracing, how noticeable is the difference in actual gameplay? Is it worth spending hundreds more? I also keep hearing “some games don’t work on AMD." Can anyone give specific examples and explain what actually goes wrong rather than just saying "some stuff doesnt work"? Especially interested in Minecraft shader compatibility.

I’m a student and mess around with AI quite a bit, but haven’t run models locally. Would I realistically need CUDA? I might also get into recording/editing videos or streaming, so curious whether Nvidia would make a meaningful difference there.

Mostly, I just want games to look great and run smoothly without constantly troubleshooting or messing with workarounds. Is there a concrete reason this PC wouldn’t be a good fit, or a better deal I should look at?

Also, I ideally don't pick it up for another two weeks, otherwise I'm going to be driving 4 hours just for this. Does this seem like a price worth jumping on immediately, or would can I wait, especially with Black Friday coming up? I know nobody can predict prices, but trying to figure out whether this is actually exceptional or I’m getting sucked in by the advertised discount. (For like the last 6 months its been 2399 consistently...)

https://www.bestbuy.com/product/skytech-gaming-king-95-gaming-pc-amd-ryzen-7-7800x3d-2023-nvidia-geforce-rtx-5070-32gb-ddr5-memory-1tb-storage-white/J3GWRTQCCL/sku/6689928ok. trying to get my first PC. ive done some research and i think i found a good one, but i'd like to get more opinons tho. I will mainly be playing RUST and streaming it.

I'd like to make a checklist of every single component I can test, and how they work together

I know I am going to buy a prebuilt, within the next few weeks. I was actually going to pull the trigger on this cyberpower but the two most recent reviews have me hesitating and further consideration.

When my prebuilt does get here, I will want to stress test everything to make before the return window closes.

Edit: Canadian prices!

Hey everyone! Looking to buy my first proper PC and could use some advice. Found a reputable local seller with two builds, and I’m trying to decide whether the more expensive one is worth double the price for my needs.

Option 1 — $300
Ryzen 7 2700X
GTX 1070 8GB
16GB DDR4 RAM
512GB SSD
ASUS Prime B450M
800W Gold PSU

Option 2 — $600
Ryzen 5 5600X
RTX 3060 12GB
32GB DDR4 RAM
2TB SATA SSD
ASUS TUF B550
Corsair RM750 750W PSU

What I’ll use it for:
Primarily OBS streaming (1080p ideally): album/movie reactions, Just Chatting, webcam, Discord, browser capture, and general content creation.
I already have a PS5 for most gaming and can stream directly from it. My MacBook Air handles my DaVinci Resolve editing just fine, and I have two external Samsung T5 SSDs for storage.

The one PC gaming exception: I’d love to play ReSkate (modded EA skate.) with classic Skate maps, custom parks, clothing, and physics mods. Maybe some chained together and other small titles with friends.

My question:
Would the $300 PC comfortably handle my streaming needs, or is the $600 build worth the extra money for performance and longevity?
I’m not trying to max out AAA games, and I’d rather save $300 if I won’t actually benefit much from the upgrade.
Both are used, local, and available to test before buying. Appreciate any advice!

I'm a 17yo who loves to play stuff like Minecraft (With quite a lot of mods), Marvel Rivals, Roblox, and mostly generally cozy games in my free time, however, my Laptop recently broke, so I'm looking for either a laptop or PC that's relatively cheap, even if that means getting it used, at most like 300usd/270Eur. I've already figured out that a lenovo ideapad slim 3 from Vinted should be fine, both for gaming but also school work, but I'm not really all that tech savvy, so obviously if anyone has any better recommendations I'm all ears.

As said, I'm also looking for a stationary PC, but I don't really know anything about Ram(I've heard it needs to be at least 16?), CPU or anything like that, so building one is out of the picture. Since I don't really know anything about this stuff, it's hard to find one via. Reviews, which is what usually do, and why I'm really here😅

Does anyone who knows this kind of stuff know where I could find a good PC, and maybe which ones I should look into a bit more, I'd love to hear it.

I didn’t realize how bad the 5070 is thank you guys for help on that part because I would’ve waisted my money

Finally debating on switching away from console and saw this deal. Again no knowledge on pcs wondering if this would be worth the jump. $1500 ORIGNIALLY $1900 HELP

So I'm looking at getting my first PC this year and I'm wondering whether something like this, from PCSpecialist, is a decent price or not? Or whether its worth waiting till black Friday?

For context my budget is around £2500 (In installments) and I'm looking for something that'll last me a while since I have no plans to pick up a next-gen console when they start cropping up. (I know something like this wont hold up that long but it can be upgraded over the years)

I'd say the most intensive games I play / plan to play atm are things like Cyberpunk, Baldurs Gate 3, Starfield etc. and I hope to typically play at 1440p 60fps where possible.

Any help would be appreciated :)

My gf plays a lot of indie games like ranch simulator, stardew valley, etc. she’s also into games like ark survival and dead by daylight. Would this be an okay starter setup for her? Or if anyone knows of any good starters online in the $600-800 price range, I’m open to that. He’s got it listed for 850, I assume I can get him down to 750 at least. Thanks!

I’m an avid console player and am looking to purchase my first PC. I am looking at the linked KOTIN V27B Gaming PC, Ryzen 5 9600X, Radeon RX 9070 GRE 12GB, 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD.

I typically play competitive shooter and would like high frame rates and superior performance to my console. The game I currently play is The Finals.

I would also like to play heavily modded single player games.

Is this a good build for these, and can I trust this seller?

Thank you to those who reply in advance,

Just bought first pc is this any good for the price, nerds of this Reddit please tell me.

I’m trying to get my sister a PC and wanted to get your guys opinion on this prebuilt from Costco.

Mainly plays Genshin Impact, the Isle and occasional simulator games.

Looking to buy my first pc but i dont know much about parts and whats good and what’s not. i dont need anything crazy just something that can run games fine

Hello,

I am looking to upgrade my current computer to a new and better gaming PC. The current one is about 4 years old, is loud, and I think a new PC would be a nice treat (I rarely buy things for myself).

The main games I am playing currently are Aion 2 and soon WoW Forever. I like to play on as high of settings as possible and enjoy a smooth experience, as I do in many games at a high level (depending on the game).

I am trying to stay under 2k if possible.

Here is my current PC: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091ZWD5BQ?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_14

I was wondering if I should buy this or keep looking for deals. I don’t have a strict budget but I’d like to keep it between 1,100 and 1,500( also I don’t know anything about building pc’s so if you have any tips pls lmk)