Advice on Gaming PC's

[iSynxx]

Hey.

I'll be away, and will not be home (going US) for around 1-2 months or so. I want to get a gaming pc temporarily that I could use while there, I took a look at some, I found this one and thought it may be fine... (amazon link)

Let me know if this is may be good, or not, or if there is anything else that's better.

Thanks.

 

[iSynxx]

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[iSynxx]

its actually shwoing nothing for me

damn wtf, let me check it out[DOUBLEPOST=1534727890][/DOUBLEPOST]

its actually shwoing nothing for me

try clicc... this

 

[iSynxx]

well, I mean when you get it, make sure to test everything, and replace power supply. They cut cost on the PSU, so replace it ASAP

What do you mean? what's up with the PSU?

 

[iSynxx]

power supply unit.. i gtg but look it up

Yeah I know what a PSU is, but it mentions it is a 600 Watt PSU. Is that not enough?

 

[Skylord]

well, I mean when you get it, make sure to test everything, and replace power supply. They cut cost on the PSU, so replace it ASAP

The power supply will be fine for many years in a PC such as that.

iSynxx in all honesty, a decent gaming laptop would be much better for your needs. Something like this would be perfect.

It has a six core, hyper threaded CPU, and a full GTX 1060.

 

[iSynxx]

The power supply will be fine for many years in a PC such as that.

iSynxx in all honesty, a decent gaming laptop would be much better for your needs. Something like this would be perfect.

It has a six core, hyper threaded CPU, and a full GTX 1060.

Maybe, maybe. Laptop looks good, just not the biggest fan of gaming laptops.

 

[iSynxx]

It doesn't seem that bad at first glance, though the biggest reason I'll never buy a prebuilt gaming PC is the fact that all advertisements or listings for the PC are so poorly written and don't ever contain all the useful information as they assume all buyers are completely clueless when it comes to this. I've heard good things about Cyperpower and also bad things, so choose wisely. Also, a majority of prebuilt computers put a garbage power supply unit (PSU) in them so be sure to replace them with a better one if you decide to expand on the build. Some useful information that you don't have here are the SSD manufacturer, the HDD manufacturer. This would be nice to know solely because this is another place where they throw an unreliable HDD/SSD in there just because it will 'work'. More RAM would be nice however not neccessary unless you have a lot of Chrome tabs.

TLDR:
Not a bad budget build, can be expanded upon later when you get more money. Not a bad price for what it comes with. :tup:

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A gaming laptop as said above may not be a bad option either, however it's not very future proof when it comes to wanting to add new things later.

Yeah I see. I would be using it temporarily most likely, few months or less, so that's why I don't want to go too overkill with the budget. And I don't want to build a pc, not an expert at all that.