Pre-built PC help

[FiveRiverFlow]

Hey guys, first time on the forums but was hoping I could maybe get some help purchasing a pre-built PC.

 

Budget: $3,000 (Anything lower would obviously be better)

Games: Mostly games like Call of Duty, Battlefield and so on but something that can also handle games a little more demanding a few years into the future.

Other Uses: Decent enough to stream the above-mentioned games.

 

Along with this, if anyone has any suggestions as to what monitor I should go with, that'd also be great.

 

I'm not entirely sure which location/website is best to purchase pre-built PCs from so if anyone has any suggestions/links, it would be greatly appreciated.

 

Once again, appreciate anyone that can help with anything.

[King of Memes]

17 minutes ago, FiveRiverFlow said:

Hey guys, first time on the forums but was hoping I could maybe get some help purchasing a pre-built PC.

 

Budget: $3,000 (Anything lower would obviously be better)

Games: Mostly games like Call of Duty, Battlefield and so on but something that can also handle games a little more demanding a few years into the future.

Other Uses: Decent enough to stream the above-mentioned games.

 

Along with this, if anyone has any suggestions as to what monitor I should go with, that'd also be great.

 

I'm not entirely sure which location/website is best to purchase pre-built PCs from so if anyone has any suggestions/links, it would be greatly appreciated.

 

Once again, appreciate anyone that can help with anything.

make a custom one on Origin PC. The link I sent goes to the Neuron Builds, i chose that since you can get the 4000d airflow with that build. they use good quality parts and let you customize the build.

[Aaron_T]

In addition to being entertaining, this series of videos is fairly informative about the quality and experience you'll get with the different pre-built systems.

 

 

And for reference, something like this would be top of the line quality and specs:

https://maingear.com/product/vybe-stage-4-amd/

 

[Ayush Deole]

First advice is don't buy GPU right now 

Second you can get much better pc is you build it with off the shelf components 

But if you don't want to build any pc with i9 11900k or r9 5950 with rtx 3080/90 and 32 gb ram will be good

 

 

 

[Dovaogedy]

On 4/27/2021 at 3:46 PM, FiveRiverFlow said:

Hey guys, first time on the forums but was hoping I could maybe get some help purchasing a pre-built PC.

 

Budget: $3,000 (Anything lower would obviously be better)

Games: Mostly games like Call of Duty, Battlefield and so on but something that can also handle games a little more demanding a few years into the future.

Other Uses: Decent enough to stream the above-mentioned games.

 

Along with this, if anyone has any suggestions as to what monitor I should go with, that'd also be great.

 

I'm not entirely sure which location/website is best to purchase pre-built PCs from so if anyone has any suggestions/links, it would be greatly appreciated.

 

Once again, appreciate anyone that can help with anything.

I bought one of these and love it, but the motherboard is locked and can only do bios updates with updates they put out

 

Ryzen 7 5800x, RTX 3070 $2499 (out of stock currently)

 

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Systems/CORSAIR-VENGEANCE-i7200-Series-Gaming-PC/p/CS-9050009-NA

 

Ryzen 5 5600x, RTX 3070 $2249 (out of stock currently)

 

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Systems/CORSAIR-VENGEANCE-i7200-Series-Gaming-PC/p/CS-9050011-NA

 

Intel I7 11700, RTX 3070 $2399 (currently in stock, 3 week shipping time however)

 

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Systems/CORSAIR-VENGEANCE-i7200-Series-Gaming-PC/p/CS-9050013-NA

 

These are pricey but are usually in stock and use basically all corsair parts outside of the motherboard and graphics card

 

There are likely better/cheaper options out there to be honest, their 5600x series has gone up in price since my buddy bought his at $2099

 

That Maingear PC looks like a really good option