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Key · 08-08-2018, 08:36 PM

I have a pretty nice PC now and I bought it as a whole. It's actually cheaper and you actually get more for your buck if you buy a prebuild. I got mine from Costco. It's a lenovo legion with a gtx 1080 and 1tb hard drive with a 500gb SSD, and 16gb of RAM among other things. I can play games at the highest qualities with no lag. So I highly recommend buying prebuild if you want a really nice and reliable PC. I won't disclose the cost as that's not necessarily indicative of the quality though I guess you could argue that it is a big part. I guess it does have some say in it. I saved quite a bit tho because I was also planning to build, but it ended up costing more than I wanted to spend.

08-08-2018, 08:36 PM	#6369 (permalink)
Key . Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 13,153	I have a pretty nice PC now and I bought it as a whole. It's actually cheaper and you actually get more for your buck if you buy a prebuild. I got mine from Costco. It's a lenovo legion with a gtx 1080 and 1tb hard drive with a 500gb SSD, and 16gb of RAM among other things. I can play games at the highest qualities with no lag. So I highly recommend buying prebuild if you want a really nice and reliable PC. I won't disclose the cost as that's not necessarily indicative of the quality though I guess you could argue that it is a big part. I guess it does have some say in it. I saved quite a bit tho because I was also planning to build, but it ended up costing more than I wanted to spend.