Saving up for gaming pc

@AtlasScar I just looked that up. Holy cow! That shittt is like a used car lol

@UnknownEnigma $1,800 but I took advantage of deals like being a first time purchaser and making an account at Dell.com. To build a gaming PC (with good parts) can run you $3,000 or more. GPUs are harder to find as well now that most companies sell to AI instead of the general public.

@AtlasScar The one I saw was a few grand, 1800 is still expensive but maybe it's because I'm broke biatchh jk lol Yeah fucc building my own pc. I got a ibuypower gaming pc a couple years ago but the glass broke, and a lot of dust built up and even when I removed the dust with a dust spray, it eventually broke down on me and stopped working properly. I haven't had a gaming pc since:(

@UnknownEnigma I would definitely recommend a saving up for the Alienware computer. A buddy of mine had a ibypower PC for the longest time, but he finally upgraded. The air duster is great for your monitor and your keyboard, but try to stay away from using it on the actual computer.

@AtlasScar What specs are recommended for most modern games out right now with high end graphics?

@UnknownEnigma Intel Core i7 or above, GeForce rtx 4060 or higher, 32g with 1T storage and a power supply of 500W or more. A lot of out of the box gaming PCs don’t seem to have a high enough power supply.

@AtlasScar Yeah, not a big computer wiz and a lot out of of box pc that is powerful is like a mortgage payment lol

@UnknownEnigma I wish my mortgage payment was as cheap as my pc. Lol

@AtlasScar It was a joke lol I see options to finance one, like a car, and they have the price doubled what the retail value is. Ridiculous!

@UnknownEnigma oh don’t worry I know you were joking. I hope you are able to get a pc someday. I use mine for work, school and gaming all the time.