I need a PC

[RealSwitches]

I need a pc, my budget is 500-$600

 

[roy]

Are you looking to build it yourself or buy a pre-made?

 

[ZsZ]

I'm assuming you want a premade one because if you wanted to build one, you could easily research which components would be better.



Low specs but you have a low budget so you can't really help it. If you have any money in the future, I recommend replacing the 1050 TI with a GTX 1080 and getting more ram.

 

[roy]

I'm assuming you want a premade one because if you wanted to build one, you could easily research which components would be better.



Low specs but you have a low budget so you can't really help it. If you have any money in the future, I recommend replacing the 1050 TI with a GTX 1080 and getting more ram.

Amazon BBCode doesn't show up properly so I would recommend just hyperlinking it.

 

[ZsZ]

Amazon BBCode doesn't show up properly so I would recommend just hyperlinking it.

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https://www.amazon.com/SkyTech-ArchAngel-Gaming-Computer-Quad-Core/dp/B077QDM2DP/ref=sr_1_7?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1543374437&sr=1-7&keywords=gaming+pc

 

[jxhdvn]

I'm assuming you want a premade one because if you wanted to build one, you could easily research which components would be better.



Low specs but you have a low budget so you can't really help it. If you have any money in the future, I recommend replacing the 1050 TI with a GTX 1080 and getting more ram.

low budget? with this budget you can get a 1060

 

[ZsZ]

I believe prebuilt pcs are not worth it at all.
With $600 you can get a much better PC if you build it yourself. I would recommend going to PCPartPicker if you are willing to do some work. It definitely pays off because you will get a better system

I assumed OP didn't want to build their own PC. Scroll up to my earlier post

 

[MyNameIsAres]

I need a pc, my budget is 500-$600

Lack of information can cause bad advice. There's no information regarding what the computer will be used for.

 

[Lachlan]

If you do end up investing your money into a PC, I would highly recommend building it yourself that way you know how your system works and if something breaks you can replace it without having to spend hundreds to get it fixed.