[SOLVED] Need a Prebuilt PC. Respond ASAP!!!!

[JamesMorrissey]

I am looking for a prebuilt that can run Rainbow 6 Siege, Apex Legends, and Call of Duty really smoothly. I don't really have a budget at this point but anything able to run these 3 games will suite me and fulfill my needs. Thank you and hope I can receive some good feedback!

P.S : I really don't want to build a custom because I have almost no computer experience, also I would like for it to be air cooling and be able to run these games at at least 150 fps. Preferably higher though.

 

[Sold mum for RP]

If you have no budget then just look up the most expensive prebuilt and buy it

 

[JamesMorrissey]

If you have no budget then just look up the most expensive prebuilt and buy it

I don't want to overpay for a computer that can do more than what I need it to do because money is still money and I want to save as much as possible, do you know any prebuilt that can run this and is around 2,400 dollars?

 

[Sold mum for RP]

I don't want to overpay for a computer that can do more than what I need it to do because money is still money and I want to save as much as possible, do you know any prebuilt that can run this and is around 2,400 dollars?

Here's one that I found
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/clx-ga...state-drive-black-rgb/6318149.p?skuId=6318149
Edit: if your fine with that aio cooler. If not then buy a fan one on Amazon and replace it and if you don't know how then I'm done with you. You have the money but don't know how to use it right. Life is fair at least...

 

[JamesMorrissey]

[Gaming RDY ELIBG207] Intel i9-9900KF, MSI Z390 Tomahawk Motherboard, GIGABYTE Gaming OC RTX 2080 Ti 11GB Video Card, 16GB (8GBx2) DDR4-3200 XPG RGB Memory, 1TB WD Blue SSD, iBUYPOWER RGB Liquid Cooler, Windows 10


Is this prebuilt strong enough to run rainbow six siege, apex legends, call of duty, and other games smoothly? please respond asap

 

[Sold mum for RP]

Yessss even a 1080 can run it smoothly

 

[Phaaze88]

What's the monitor resolution you plan to play on?
A 2080ti is going to be terrible at 1080p.

 

[hang-the-9]

I am looking for a prebuilt that can run Rainbow 6 Siege, Apex Legends, and Call of Duty really smoothly. I don't really have a budget at this point but anything able to run these 3 games will suite me and fulfill my needs. Thank you and hope I can receive some good feedback!

P.S : I really don't want to build a custom because I have almost no computer experience, also I would like for it to be air cooling and be able to run these games at at least 150 fps. Preferably higher though.

First option should be finding a local shop and working with them to build a system, you can pick out good parts just like building your own and cost to build it should not be much.

Second option, stay away from the cheap brands for pre-builds. Basically if you can buy it at WalMart or BestBuy, good idea not to.

The higher end system builders cost more but use higher quality parts and better build quality https://www.originpc.com/gaming/desktops/ https://maingear.com/custom/computers/custom-desktops/index.php https://www.falcon-nw.com/ https://www.avadirect.com/custom-pc-tower

Go though those, go for mid range stuff, you don't need a high end video card or CPU, at 75% is abut where the cost vs speed tops out, then things get faster slower per price tick.
Also select a higher end power supply, for a higher budget look for a gold rated PSU.

You also will need a good monitor/keyboard/mouse, for a 1,500+ system a 144hz 24" is good or 27" if you can afford the jump. This would be pretty good https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/acc...Jog00SVRoCbCQQAvD_BwE&VEN3=571203619837567078 and will work well with an RX 590 card.

 

[JamesMorrissey]

thank you so much for all those sites, but I am the biggest computer noob so I dont know how to balance the specs out which is why im going for a prebuilt, if you could help me put together a strong pc for around 2.5 i would really appreciate it

 

[Defenestrator IX]

I am looking for a prebuilt that can run Rainbow 6 Siege, Apex Legends, and Call of Duty really smoothly. I don't really have a budget at this point but anything able to run these 3 games will suite me and fulfill my needs. Thank you and hope I can receive some good feedback!

P.S : I really don't want to build a custom because I have almost no computer experience, also I would like for it to be air cooling and be able to run these games at at least 150 fps. Preferably higher though.

You could try an Alienware desktop. Not the cheapest, but owned by Dell and a VERY reputable company. I personally have not had experience with an Alienware computer, so don't say I can't promote them. https://www.dell.com/en-us/gaming/alienware-desktops
You could check under the deals section too: https://www.dell.com/en-us/gaming/alienware-deals

 

[sbarron1977]

[Gaming RDY ELIBG207] Intel i9-9900KF, MSI Z390 Tomahawk Motherboard, GIGABYTE Gaming OC RTX 2080 Ti 11GB Video Card, 16GB (8GBx2) DDR4-3200 XPG RGB Memory, 1TB WD Blue SSD, iBUYPOWER RGB Liquid Cooler, Windows 10


Is this prebuilt strong enough to run rainbow six siege, apex legends, call of duty, and other games smoothly? please respond asap

YES!!!

 

[junglist724]

[Gaming RDY ELIBG207] Intel i9-9900KF, MSI Z390 Tomahawk Motherboard, GIGABYTE Gaming OC RTX 2080 Ti 11GB Video Card, 16GB (8GBx2) DDR4-3200 XPG RGB Memory, 1TB WD Blue SSD, iBUYPOWER RGB Liquid Cooler, Windows 10


Is this prebuilt strong enough to run rainbow six siege, apex legends, call of duty, and other games smoothly? please respond asap

That's literally the best possible CPU and video card you can get for games, aside from getting one of the ridiculously expensive 2080 Tis like the kingpin or galax HOF cards.

 

[ceponatia]

That's literally the best possible CPU and video card you can get for games, aside from getting one of the ridiculously expensive 2080 Tis like the kingpin or galax HOF cards.

Lol, yeah. The 2080 is "strong" enough to be playing anything released for the forseeable future.

 

[hang-the-9]

thank you so much for all those sites, but I am the biggest computer noob so I dont know how to balance the specs out which is why im going for a prebuilt, if you could help me put together a strong pc for around 2.5 i would really appreciate it

It would be tough to select a system since most saved things just get saved locally. Go to one of the builders, find a case you like. Go to the configuration and get a Ryzen 5 or Intel i5 CPU, mid price, get a near high end card but not the top one, so 1070, 2070, RX 590, get a 500 gb SSD drive, get a 80 gold efficiency power supply. Really that's it. 16 GB of RAM is good, but no need to get the top of the line stuff either.

Keep in mind any pre-built you are paying extra for parts and for build quality, this is good https://builder.falcon-nw.com/configure/template/talon-with-x470-chipset/monitor but you can save several $100 to build it locally with parts you get.

Or this one https://www.originpc.com/configurator/neuron and upgrade the video card to a 2060, the SSD to a 500gb one and the power supply to the EVGA SuperNova.

And another $200-400 for a monitor, maybe better keyboard and mouse. Really by far the cheapest way is to have some local place or person that does systems as a side job build it from your parts.

 

[ezra2003]

If you have no budget then just look up the most expensive prebuilt and buy it

i dont recommend this... really a big waste of money...

 

[xravenxdota]

There's a lot of yt reviews on products and some tips when buying prebuild or custom build.If you game on 4k then it's kinda a waste to get a 9900k as your gpu bound so even weaker cpu's get 10-15fps less than a 9900k not with it as it's double the price.But for a good combo i would go with a 9900k and rtx 2080 as they will work wonders together.If you use it for competitive gaming then a 9900k in 1080p are way overkill. but it's the best option you have

 

[captaincharisma]

I don't want to overpay for a computer that can do more than what I need it to do because money is still money and I want to save as much as possible, do you know any prebuilt that can run this and is around 2,400 dollars?

so you want a cheap PC that would only last you 1-2 years? plus cheaper PC's like ones built by HP will only last you a year at most

 

[King_V]

I am looking for a prebuilt that can run Rainbow 6 Siege, Apex Legends, and Call of Duty really smoothly. I don't really have a budget at this point but anything able to run these 3 games will suite me and fulfill my needs. Thank you and hope I can receive some good feedback!

P.S : I really don't want to build a custom because I have almost no computer experience, also I would like for it to be air cooling and be able to run these games at at least 150 fps. Preferably higher though.

150fps? At what resolution? Do you already have a monitor?

A lot of monitors max out oat 144Hz, so 150fps is a little odd. Or do you have a 240Hz monitor?

Why do you need/want that frame rate?

 

[lynx1021]

You could try an Alienware desktop. Not the cheapest, but owned by Dell and a VERY reputable company. I personally have not had experience with an Alienware computer, so don't say I can't promote them. https://www.dell.com/en-us/gaming/alienware-desktops
You could check under the deals section too: https://www.dell.com/en-us/gaming/alienware-deals

In my opinion Dells are good business computers but when they bought Alienware the Alienware line went in the toilet, I saw some specs on some Alienware so called "gaming computers" and they were midrange design at best. Dell doesn't know how to game.

 

[this.is.very.hard]

you can save up to 50% if you built it. dont buy prebuilt.

 

[King_V]

I'd disagree. You have to consider sales. The last two times I was thinking of doing a prebuilt, I swear it's like Dell has some sort of brainwave-detection technology on me.

Both those times, a sale came up. Granted, not exactly how I would've specced things out myself, but close, for a sysmte that was priced such that I could not put it together myself, LESS the OS, for that price.

There are great deals to be had from pre-builts (well, at least Dell, no experience with others). You just have to find them at the right time.

 

[lynx1021]

If you do decide to go with a Dell, look at the XPS series , they can have better specs than the Alienware models.