No clue about pc setups whatsoever friend suggested this build so is this alright?

[Andy96]

http://prntscr.com/73xv8d > here's what she suggested can i get anything better for around the same price range? (no intel products on the pc)

 

[Someone Somewhere]

Uh. No.

Those prices are massively inflated, and many parts aren't compatible.

What currency is it in? If it's USD, you're getting overcharged by about a factor of two.

Where are you buying from?

 

[Andy96]

it was a custom building website. and yes these are in usd. is there a website that has better prices? and can you suggest anything better for the price? thank you.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

They send it to you already built, or they send the bits to you and you build it?

Newegg or Amazon (amongst a couple of others) are generally good if you're willing to put it together yourself. It's really not hard, and saves you a fair bit of cash.

I'm not sure who is considered best if you're buying a prebuilt.

 

[Andy96]

the site sends it to me already built. as for parts i guess i could call someone from a local computer store to assemble it after i have the parts since i have no knowledge in it and it is for my sibling(she cannot build it either) so what would be the best possible parts in a 3000$ budget(excluding monitor) and also no intel products. thanks.

 

[qwfgbn]

Why would you spend 3000$ on a computer with an AMD CPU?
AMD currently has no high end CPU offerings to match the i7 you could get on that budget.
I guess it would have to be a build with an AMD FX9590, which has a TDP of over 200watts and is still slower than a 4770k.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

One other question: what's it for?

 

[Andy96]

we are not allowed to use intel products. as for the budget that is what i gave her for her birthday but asked to get her a pc that with the same amount. are there any other alternatives besides the amd then? thanks..

 

[qwfgbn]

What is she going to use the pc for?

 

[Andy96]

movies, schoolprojects, video games.