noob first pc

[strixis]

Hey there, 

 

Since for the first time I have enough funds to buy myself a decent computer I started looking at various options. 

I found this deal that does not seem bad for the price -> https://www.yourbuild.nl/product/yourbuild-power/

 

I'm also considering building my own PC but it seems that I could save around 100€ for the same parts and it's not worth the hassle IMO. 

If you have better options or suggestions regarding better deals or similar/higher-cost-to-value-ratio options to build my own I'm all ears!

 

For reference, the PC I'd like should be: 

Budget (including currency): 2000€

Country: Belgium

Games, programs, or workloads that it will be used for: Mostly Playing single-player games like GTAV, Forza Horizon, Red Dead Redemption2, Cyberpunk, and Cities skyline2 (probably overkill for the last one?) 

Other details 
I'd like to play in 1440p at least 60-80 fps (if I can push it higher I won't complain) and would like something that can last 5 years without needing to upgrade. 
 

[filpo]

32 minutes ago, strixis said:

Hey there, 

 

Since for the first time I have enough funds to buy myself a decent computer I started looking at various options. 

I found this deal that does not seem bad for the price -> https://www.yourbuild.nl/product/yourbuild-power/

 

I'm also considering building my own PC but it seems that I could save around 100€ for the same parts and it's not worth the hassle IMO. 

If you have better options or suggestions regarding better deals or similar/higher-cost-to-value-ratio options to build my own I'm all ears!

 

For reference, the PC I'd like should be: 

Budget (including currency): 2000€

Country: Belgium

Games, programs, or workloads that it will be used for: Mostly Playing single-player games like GTAV, Forza Horizon, Red Dead Redemption2, Cyberpunk, and Cities skyline2 (probably overkill for the last one?) 

Other details 
I'd like to play in 1440p at least 60-80 fps (if I can push it higher I won't complain) and would like something that can last 5 years without needing to upgrade. 
 

That's actually not a terrible deal for a prebuilt. I might go for it if I were you