[SOLVED] Is it a good value for these specs?

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Are there any prebuilt pcs you would recommend or brand since I am really not confident in my ability of building my own pc?
Not at the price level of iBuyPower or CyberPower.

Are you near a Microcenter? Their assembly prices is maybe $200 above the parts cost.

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I think that's all the important specs to know
That is not remotely "all the important specs"

What specific SSD?
What specific PSU? Not just wattage, but make/model.
What specific RAM?
What liquid cooling? That sounds fancy, but a 120mm liquid is no better (possibly worse), and more expensive, than a good air cooler.

These prebuilts post a lot of fancy numbers and text, but no meat into the specifics.
And that does matter.
 
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That is not remotely "all the important specs"

What specific SSD?
What specific PSU? Not just wattage, but make/model.
What specific RAM?
What liquid cooling? That sounds fancy, but a 120mm liquid is no better (possibly worse), and more expensive, than a good air cooler.

These prebuilts post a lot of fancy numbers and text, but no meat into the specifics.
And that does matter.
Where do I find those specs though?
 

USAFRet

Titan
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Damn, so there's really no way of figuring out the real specs?
$1400 budget...start here :
 
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Motherboard: Asrock B450Mac
$1400 budget...start here :
Motherboard: Asrock B450Mac
Ram: Ballistix 2400 drr4 8b x 2
Power 600 w gold 80 psu

Those are the other specs
not sure about ssd
 

USAFRet

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Motherboard: Asrock B450Mac

Motherboard: Asrock B450Mac
Ram: Ballistix 2400 drr4 8b x 2
Power 600 w gold 80 psu

Those are the other specs
not sure about ssd
DDR4 2400 is substandard for a Ryzen CPU. They thrive on faster RAM. 3000, 3200, etc.
"600 w gold 80 psu" means exactly squat. Whatever junk PSU is on the shelf at the moment it was assembled.