First Gaming PC. Advice?

[atomicblonde]

Hey everyone. I'm looking to buy a PC and don't know where to start.
There is a computer store in my city that sells brand new pre-built desktops, which is great. However, I have no idea what to look for when it comes to specs.
I'll link their site down below. Feel free to let me know which one would be the best!
My budget for the PC alone is about AUD $1,500 (USD $1070) I'll worry about the accessories later.
I'm wanting to play a few games like Skyrim, Overwatch, Minecraft, Sims etc. Nothing too crazy. But I've always wanted to play with Mods on Skyrim, so would my budget be enough for that kind of gameplay?
I'd like some honest advice if you're willing! Thanks
https://concordecomp.com.au/collections/desktop-systems

 

[arif1752002m4a1]

get this one--https://concordecomp.com.au/collections/desktop-systems/products/amd-ryzen-5-2600-gtx-1060-8gb-240g-ssd-gaming-computer-office-desktop-pc
it is good for gaming like you are saying for you....... and at your price too, good in multitasking... etc etc..

 

[atomicblonde]

get this one--https://concordecomp.com.au/collections/desktop-systems/products/amd-ryzen-5-2600-gtx-1060-8gb-240g-ssd-gaming-computer-office-desktop-pc
it is good for gaming like you are saying for you....... and at your price too, good in multitasking... etc etc..

Thanks for your reply! Appreciate it

 

[ohiou_grad_2006]

When your get it, you may ask them about upgrading it to 16gb of ram. Also, depending what power supply they use, you may see if that can be upgraded.

 

[assasin32]

Yeah definitely get upgraded to 16gb ram in dual channel. And try to find out what kind of PSU is in there having an upgrade to a quality made PSU may be in order. Let’s just say bad things can happen with cheap PSUs going out, it’s not worth the hassle.