Is this a good 1080p prebuilt gaming pc

[Oneal]

Hi there, I'm new to pc gaming and I would like to know if this pc is good for 1080p gaming at the 800 usd price?

Pre built pc-- CybertronPC - Palladium Desktop - Intel Core i5 - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti - 120GB SSD + 1TB HDD

[Amaranth]

Does this price include a monitor and other peripherals?

[Jurrunio]

i5 what? A 7600 is much different from a 2400. I dont know how old this prebuilt is (the gpu could be added later).

[The Sloth]

build your own 

[Malibooroo]

Do you have a link? You could possibly build cheaper yourself, but often these prebuilt are great value depending on the exact specs.

[Keg Ops]

I own a similar specked system and I can play games like Far Cry Primal at high setting @ 1080p without any issues. It's an excellent budget card. 

[DonDerrick]

Assuming you are getting the i5 7400 it should be good enough.

I personally use a 7600 and 1050ti and i play most games on high or better.

 Note: i am not sure about the default ULTRA branded power supply so unless someone else here says otherwise try get the 80plus bronze option

http://www.cybertronpc.com/customkititems.asp?kc=gmpallad46mka&group=play&cat=gamers&cc=intelgaming

[Pachuca]

54 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

build your own 

edit: I agree build your own.

 

if you build your own you can always upgrade parts later as needed. You can't do that so easily with a prebuilt especially the older it gets. In terms of price to performance there won't be a big difference because that will be determined by what you pick. You can choose to get a cheaper version of something in order to get a better version of something else, but it's entirely up to you. If you build your own I think you could budget for a gtx 1060 and it's mainly the gpu that's priority since you want gaming performance.