Need PC Review

[Four4]

Hi

I'm know a fair amount of computer programming but not so much about hardware

Now I'm not looking to build a PC because I can only order from amazon, ebay and a few other sites to my country(T&T) using a company called skybox and shipping for all those individual parts would cost around $1000

I'm looking for a Gaming PC for under $1200 shipping included and from what I infer is that 

this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NBL8BER/ ( 720 + 300 shipping )

plus this https://www.amazon.com/HP-Pavilion-22cwa-21-5-inch-Backlit/dp/B015WCV70W/ (100 + 100 shipping ) 

would give me a good $1220

I'm set on the monitor, it looks worth

But I need a review on the gaming PC

It's amazon's choice gaming desktop tower 

and I need a modest opinion

Is it worth its price

How well do you estimate it to run games high end games? 

What else do you recommend in the 500 - 800 category?

Now I've lived my entire life on LOW setting and have never experienced the "HQ Lifestyle"

But I'm a 19yr kid living by himself working dumb labour after school ( last yr ) and I've finally mustered up enough cash to buy a high end PC

Is this my Golden Goose? or will it turn out to be another fluke? 

[Brooksie359]

the base price isn't all that unreasonable for a prebuilt. if you were to part it out it would cost this amount https://pcpartpicker.com/list/X379QV. this is actually not a bad deal all things considered. with that pc you will be able to play games at high to max settings at 1080p pretty easily. 

[Four4]

43 minutes ago, Brooksie359 said:

the base price isn't all that unreasonable for a prebuilt. if you were to part it out it would cost this amount https://pcpartpicker.com/list/X379QV. this is actually not a bad deal all things considered. with that pc you will be able to play games at high to max settings at 1080p pretty easily. 

thanks for the replay, but shipping for all of that would cost $650

$10 more than the actual price of everything

adding up to $290 more than the price of the prebuilt + shipping

[Brooksie359]

1 minute ago, Four4 said:

thanks for the replay, but shipping for all of that would cost $650

$10 more than the actual price of everything

adding up to $290 more than the price of the prebuilt + shipping

No i wasn't suggesting you build your own. I was just demonstrating that even if you did build your own it wouldn't save all that much money. This means the pre-built is properly priced and is actually a good deal. 

[Orcasete]

@Four4 How the hell you pay that much for shipping ? where do you live ?

But it's a good pc for the price and they take care of any problems you have, that's a good thing