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    by aasso ·

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    Would it be better to build a sleeper build desktop for $800 or to buy a prebuilt like Alienware for $1200? I want to have intense gaming and good graphics to play Cyberpunk, but I’m not sure which way to go.

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    • #4297376
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      by kees_b ·

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      If your home-built $800 PC is better than a ready-made $1200 PC, it might be a good idea. But I don’t think it will be a success.

    • #4297383
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      Your choice.

      by rproffitt ·

      In reply to Pc Building

      First time builders seem to struggle but learning how may require you burning up some parts along the way.

      It’s all about your risk tolerance.

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      by birdmantd ·

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      One of the biggest benefits of a pre-built computer vs. custom-build is that a new, prebuilt computer will have some type of manufacturer warranty. A custom-build might only have new component warranty, but no guarantee if the parts turn out to be incompatible for whatever reason.

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      by garloom26 ·

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      This question heavily depends on the specs of each PC. If I were you, I would pick whichever one has a better graphics card, and more storage. Cyberpunk is a big game, and I’d imagine you’d like to do other stuff besides play cyberpunk, so a good SSD will be suitable. And of course you’re going to want a good graphics card, unless you want to be playing with DOOM graphics.

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      by hopkieb27 ·

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      I would not buy a prebuilt Alienware as it is super expensive for not good parts and low storage options. It would be better to buy a sleeper build desktop for 800 dollars.

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