is it worth it?

[idontknowwhy]

Hi, I am new to pc gaming and have been looking at pre-built PCs on ibuypower. i am thinking about getting the gamer fire 500 but dont know if it is good or not. Can anyone tell me if its worth getting it?

[zehao39]

no.do not get that one. Try to buy all the part and build it by yourself. It will be so much fun and much cheaper price.for 800$ price tag you can get something way better

[EslyteMedia]

Please wait for a reworked response

[ismma99]

tell me your budget and what you wanna use it for mostley send me link of your ibuypower pc and mabey we can fix a self building pc for more moneiz so you save more

[ismma99]

http://www.ibuypower.com/Store/Gamer-Fire-500 this one ? 500 850 bucks not worth it build an own pc man

[zehao39]

I built my first PC few days ago. It is a i5 2400 and gtx770 . It pretty much have the same house power as ibuypower fire 500.and it only cost me 450$. And first time I light it up I am so exciting. Build you own PC is a great experience

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1 hour ago, idontknowwhy said:

Hi, I am new to pc gaming and have been looking at pre-built PCs on ibuypower. i am thinking about getting the gamer fire 500 but dont know if it is good or not. Can anyone tell me if its worth getting it?

We were all new to pc gaming at one point. I didn't know anything about building a computer 4 years ago, heck I had a crappy laptop for about 6 years that got me through college and life after college. I knew that I didn't want to buy a prebuilt as I have always had prebuilts throughout my life. I also had friends whose prebuilts junked after a couple years because of the bad components in said prebuilts. I know it might seem like rocket science at first, but with enough research, the youtubes is full of videos, you can gain the knowledge required to build a computer. With any budget north of 400 bucks, anyone here can piece you a build.

[idontknowwhy]

i have thought about building a PC and know that it would be cheaper and have better performance and i am still thinking about building one. and even this PC is a little more than i would like to spend but it was the cheapest one that i could find some good reviews on. i would like to spend 500 or less on a PC. I am fairly certain that i could build a PC because i have watched several videos on them. the only problem i found was that i don't know what parts are good or compatible with each other. if anyone has recommendations for parts that are good, within my price range, and go good together then i would highly appreciate it. thanks