Hi,
A friend I know wants to buy a prebuilt PC because he doesn't know anything about PC components.
I'm trying to reach out for any one that can come out with the ''best'' custom build gaming PC that will be under 1050$ USD. That is the price the person is willing to pay for the pre-build but I'm trying to see if I can sway him into custom build.
PC use: strictly gaming with light background apps like discord and chrome tabs.
Buy date: 2 1/2 months from now
No overclock will be done. No rgbs needed if that can make it cheaper.
Games will likely be played in 1080p on a 120hz monitor or lower I'm not sure what he already has.
The person is open to upgrade some components in the future. Nothing crazy.
I have OS for him.
AMD vs Intel? I know there is a shortage on GPUs but what would be ideal GPU for this build also?
I'm thinking maybe only SSD for OS, 2TB HDD, maybe a motherboard that can support a m.2 gen3 idk if that's in the price range.
Thing is I'm not familiar with how to get the most bang for bucks on every components.
I'd appreciate any help and/or any parts picking list and maybe a why to the parts
Thanks
A friend I know wants to buy a prebuilt PC because he doesn't know anything about PC components.
I'm trying to reach out for any one that can come out with the ''best'' custom build gaming PC that will be under 1050$ USD. That is the price the person is willing to pay for the pre-build but I'm trying to see if I can sway him into custom build.
PC use: strictly gaming with light background apps like discord and chrome tabs.
Buy date: 2 1/2 months from now
No overclock will be done. No rgbs needed if that can make it cheaper.
Games will likely be played in 1080p on a 120hz monitor or lower I'm not sure what he already has.
The person is open to upgrade some components in the future. Nothing crazy.
I have OS for him.
AMD vs Intel? I know there is a shortage on GPUs but what would be ideal GPU for this build also?
I'm thinking maybe only SSD for OS, 2TB HDD, maybe a motherboard that can support a m.2 gen3 idk if that's in the price range.
Thing is I'm not familiar with how to get the most bang for bucks on every components.
I'd appreciate any help and/or any parts picking list and maybe a why to the parts
Thanks
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