Looking for the best site to buy pre-built PCs

[jordansmw]

I'm disabled so it makes it difficult to build my own. Any suggestions to where I should look? Looking to stream and game but I'll use my old PC as a streaming PC.

[Cyberspirit]

3 minutes ago, jordansmw said:

I'm disabled so it makes it difficult to build my own. Any suggestions to where I should look? Looking to stream and game but I'll use my old PC as a streaming PC.

I don't have experience with them but, I've heard good things about Origin PC.

 

Also, welcome to the forum!

[MedievalMatt]

7 minutes ago, jordansmw said:

I'm disabled so it makes it difficult to build my own. Any suggestions to where I should look? Looking to stream and game but I'll use my old PC as a streaming PC.

maingear is good.

 

Cyberpower and ibuypower

 

If you wanna get really fancy (and expensive)  Falcon northwest.

[Rex_G]

4 minutes ago, jordansmw said:

I'm disabled so it makes it difficult to build my own. Any suggestions to where I should look? Looking to stream and game but I'll use my old PC as a streaming PC.

Maingear seems good (from recent LTT video). Origin is crazy expensive. NZXT BLD is pretty decent. iBuypower has some decent builds. Gamers Nexus has some videos about their prebuilts I think.

I would recommend getting a quote from them all, see what components they are using (pay attention to Motherboard and Power supply) and then make a decision.

[wONKEyeYEs]

5 minutes ago, jordansmw said:

I'm disabled

No techie friends?

As  @Cyberspirit atates, I don't have experience with them.

Maingear is supposed to be good too.

 

[LIGISTX]

Best is very subjective. But, I really don't think anyone can beat Puget Systems. From a customer facing standpoint, they are fantastic. All of the work they go through to make sure they build a PC exactly for what you want..... its extremely impressive.

 

That said, is that "required"? Depends on your use case. If you just want a gaming box, all of those listed above will be fine. Pick the fastest Ghz intel chip you can afford, 8 threads is fine, 8 cores is better but nothing past that as that takes you into HEDT land which is more about core count than speed; games want speed assuming they have enough threads, which is 8. Then the best nvidia GPU you can throw at it. So... "best" is pretty hard to answer.

[jordansmw]

Wow, thanks for the quick replies. I'll check out all the sites listed.

[jordansmw]

I feel like an idiot but I just need some reassurance. Is this a good deal for $1500 USD?

• Intel® Core™ i7-9700K Processor (8x 3.60GHz/12MB L3 Cache)
• 16 GB [8 GB X2] DDR4-3200 XPG D41 RGB Memory
• NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 - 8GB (GDDR6) (VR-Ready)
• ASROCK Z390 PHANTOM GAMING 4-IB -- 802.11ac WiFi, USB 3.1 (1 Type-C, 3 Rear, 4 Front), ASRock Super Alloy
• 600 Watt Power Supply
• 480 GB SSD
• 1 TB HD

[wONKEyeYEs]

11 hours ago, jordansmw said:

Is this a good deal

Not enough information.

Manufacturer and model are required.

I went on the merican Newegg and priced the parts you listed using lower pricing.

It came to $1329. With a cheap CPU cooler and case it would be $1409, these are approximated and without tax.

Now the same info you supplied but with top-tier pricing would easily double that estimate.

 

Now for something completely different...