Quick disclaimer, I see a lot people saying that they have better for less. I am aware, but this is PC I got like 1 year ago, and it was on the market for about 2 years. It was 1,500$ New in Canadian dollars. It's worth about 850$ today...
It isn’t about that. It’s your lack of knowledge. Why even make a video about something you clearly have not even a basic understanding of the components? It was crystal clear to me when you talked about the cpu. You showed at that moment you haven’t even the first clue how their naming system works. Granted it makes no sense but the way you said it, a ryzen 7 1800x would be a better cpu than a ryzen 5 7600x. When it simply isn’t the case. I could give more specific examples of how little you know about what you are talking about. But that one in itself just shows a stunning lack of knowledge of the subject. Next time do a bit of research before making a video. It isn’t about prebuilt systems. Prebuilts are the absolute best thing for people like you who don’t know about computers *and that’s ok!* What isn’t ok is making a video calling it “gaming excellence” when you *clearly* have no idea what that term means
@@MrExdous69 Thank you for the constructive feedback. In the future I will further document myself on the material. Thanks for taking the time to share with me
fyi building your pc is also a price to preformance kinda thing, I can build your gaming pc for around 500 less then you paid for it meaning you could have had a 4080 instead of a 4060 especially if you bought the graphics card second hand.
literally just wrong. You can not find a 4080 for less than 900 bucks USED. But I agree with what you're saying I've built 5 PCs as of now and couldn't imagine voluntarily scammed by buying a prebuilt.
It's definitely not trash, but you could've built the same way cheaper than that, and that's the thing. You are paying for it to be built, sometimes for it to have windows, and most of the time so that the person or company building it actually earns something from it. It's just a matter of perspective. Pre-built PCs usually cut the pricing with some shitty parts, such as any mobo, any cooler or adding no cooler at all, and this way you get to buy great parts and it's still cheaper. I have a friend who wanted a powerful PC, and he wanted to buy a pre-built one, which would've cost somewhere around $2300 - $2400 USD, but I told him not to, and to buy the parts instead and I would teach him how to build it, which actually saved him around $300 USD. No one can tell you what to do with your money, unless they can actually help you.
Yea, you shoulda just build it yourself. Price to Performance man you coulda had a way better rig. This isn't a bad rig but def overpriced for what you paid
Yeah nowadays its not as great anymore. It still does pretty well and handles 99% of games like butter. But yeah price to value not the best option. Thanks for stopping by the channel 💪🏻
