1000$ OMEN Setup (not great)

[wetdragonkiller]

I got my OMEN Pc from a store in Sweden prebuilt, and I think it is a OMEN by HP 880-123no but I can’t find anyplace to buy it. The computer was on a slight sale and it was the only one left and it looked better than the other computers I had looked at. I am going to do some research about the specs but I know it has a Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060. I think it works well but it really starts to fall back in gaming. And so I looked up how much a RTX 2080 would cost and oh my it’s expensive. And even a 2060 was bad in price. Like i’m not rich. I get some money every month from my parents. And I had saved for my computer for around 3 years. And when I had around 1000$ I thought that it was enough, but oh no. It will last you about 2 years and then you’ll have to invest in another computer. Bruh. 
 

Well I hope Linus does a European PC Giveaway so that I could have a chance of getting not a prebuilt garbage machine, but a handcrafted masterpiece. 

[lhqezio]

I came across those OMEN a few time , the one with 9700 and RTX 2060 . They was pretty bad , the airflow was really f$%@ .

[wetdragonkiller]

2 hours ago, lhqezio said:

I came across those OMEN a few time , the one with 9700 and RTX 2060 . They was pretty bad , the airflow was really f$%@ .

Yeah I know I quite “regret” buying it...

[GenericFanboy]

Could sell it, Work parttime and buy a bunch of parts. Make your own pc etc

[xKr1Sx]

@wetdragonkiller You don't need to spend 1000$ on a computer every 2 years, it depends if you want play on the highest settings possible or you can lower them. I'm still playing games on my 4.5 year PC with i5-4590 and R9 280 (Back then it cost like 900$) and it's not that bad in esport titles, I mainly play R6 and CSGO, in R6 I get around constant 75fps (locked at 75) and in CS I get like 100-170 fps

[Fraya]

not sure if you ever watched the pre-built PC video series that Linus and crew did, it was interesting and learned a lot from it. 

basically if your an enthusiast then its not difficult to build your own and you can build it to the specs you want and can afford.  

maybe you can do some upgrades in the future to make it faster and cooler.