Is this aftershock custom pc worth it?

jiagong

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Asking for a friend. He wants to have 1080p gaming in 144fps, generally interested in e-sport titles such as Valorant and racing games like Forza Horizon. Budget is $2000 and he has no experience in building PCs.

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Yongkit

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The system is good for the game he play, perhaps wait till black Friday for better pricing?
 

Phen8210

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Asking for a friend. He wants to have 1080p gaming in 144fps, generally interested in e-sport titles such as Valorant and racing games like Forza Horizon. Budget is $2000 and he has no experience in building PCs.
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looks OK.. the oem AIO and casing better watch out. ssd samsung should be ok
 

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no experience in building PCs. I think get pre-build system is the best.

Just need to make sure you selected the right package and do take note delivery may take while as some part might have shortage.
 

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If no experience at all and don't intend to learn, best to buy pre built. Some ppl can't be bothered to troubleshoot, etc, small issues they will throw out the whole system. For this demographic might be good to find better warranty companies.
 
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