Looking for a Gaming Pc under 1,500 usd

[brandonbbg09]

I found a cyberpower gaming pc at walmart for 1,249. It has intel 7 8th gen (non k) and a Gtx 1060 6gb. I think the specs are pretty fine. However, the only seller I could find was Walmart. The model number is gxivr3800wst. And because of this it's hard to trust any reviews. There's only 5 and each give 5 stars. But with my luck, I feel like something might go wrong. But that's besides the point, I really came here to ask if any of you have any first hand experience with cyberpowerpc or possibly even this exact model. And before you comment to "build a pc, its cheaper," I am not going to build a pc. I am not capable of doing so, because I am afraid of messing. I prefer a prebuilt, because I am backed with warranty. Anyways thank in advance. If you have any other suggestions (under 1,500).

 

[cwli1_]

$600 AMD fx6300 with AMD RX560 https://www.bestbuy.com/site/cyberpowerpc-gamer-ultra-desktop-amd-fx-6300-8gb-memory-amd-radeon-rx-560-1tb-hard-drive-black/6072200.p?skuId=6072200
Impressed reviews. They also have another at $800 with Ryzen 1400 and an AMD RX580.

If they have a bog-standard no-name power supply swap in a gold-rated one 550-650W.

 

[brandonbbg09]

$600 AMD fx6300 with AMD RX560 https://www.bestbuy.com/site/cyberpowerpc-gamer-ultra-desktop-amd-fx-6300-8gb-memory-amd-radeon-rx-560-1tb-hard-drive-black/6072200.p?skuId=6072200
Impressed reviews. They also have another at $800 with Ryzen 1400 and an AMD RX580.

If they have a bog-standard no-name power supply swap in a gold-rated one 550-650W.

I'm planning on using a little more. Also, I want to have it fully upgraded so that way, I won't have to upgrade it, when I buy it. But down the line, if anything gets old, I plan on replacing it. Thats why I don't want Ryzen, I want intel with gtx 1060 or higher with at least 6gb of VRAM. Basically I want a future proof pc.

 

[unspeakable]

Seems like a good pc. CPU is future proof (as of now) and GPU is upgradeable.
CyberpowerPC is a decently well known name I’d trust it. And windows Ten is free too. I’d say buy it if you don’t want to build one. Pretty good deal. I wish I had that kinda money. Sticking to my $400 builds for now though. Good luck with you purchase if you buy it?

 

[failboat]

price it out on pcpartbuilder to see if it's a ripoff.

for $1500 you could get a 1080 in there.

 

[Peter Martin]

Go to iBuyPower.com

Have fun. Lots of great machines, silent and fast