Question Why is my PC so laggy? Its 2 months old as of June, getting ping spikes when I game, but my network is perfectly fine.

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Ill see when I get home. Also, for future reference, where should I buy pre-built PCs that don’t cheap out on stuff?
If you have to buy a prebuilt PC there are a few that allow you to choose all the parts and then they build it. Those are the best types though they are technically not a "pre-built" but a custom PC built by another for you.

The next best thing would be companies that do pre-built PCs but have at least a narrow selection of different branded and specced parts to choose from for your build.

True pre-built PCs are purchased as assembled and there is no way to customize what you get except by getting a different PC entirely.

You can also always try and build a PC yourself and save money from 100-200+ dollars saved.
 

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Even Cyberpower will let you pick major components. Just their off the shelf computers are meant to make them as much money as possible. They actually sell very nice components, they just charge you extra to use them.

So when you fire up their configurator, you just scroll down to the various options and don't take their default options. They have low end motherboards, a few mid-range choices, and then over the top crazy ones. All the ones they can get the best margins out of. They sell house branded power supplies as default, but carry major brands like Corsair. Memory they always go for the cheapest, but they do sell expensive gaming kits that are the same things people would recommend when building it yourself.

If that time comes, ask for a recommendation with a price in mind.