Prebuilt gaming PC to recommend

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hi chaps,

i'm looking for a prebuilt gaming PC and hope you guys can share some thoughts. won't be doing too much hardcore gaming. will be a mix of 50(gaming)/50(MS office)

Games: Dota2, LOL, CSGO, Overwatch, Battlefield
budget $2000

cheers
 

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hi chaps,

i'm looking for a prebuilt gaming PC and hope you guys can share some thoughts. won't be doing too much hardcore gaming. will be a mix of 50(gaming)/50(MS office)

Games: Dota2, LOL, CSGO, Overwatch, Battlefield
budget $2000

cheers
You can check out aftershock if your set on getting a prebuilt. Otherwise its recommended to get a DIY Computer.
 

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I would really recommend doing DIY and learning some basic stuff to save the few hundreds of dollar. For what you are looking for it can probably be done at around $1.7k(a very conservative estimate liao) if you DIY

U can get some of us to recommend u a built and if u are scared im pretty sure some of us here are willing to do everything for abit of service charge:s8:

End of day there are pros and cons, if u still want pre built then look at aftershock, msi, asus or even lenevo since the games u playing not the most demanding......
 

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you might want to consider going "hybrid".

Buy a prebuilt non-gaming desktop with a quadcore i5 and 8gb of ram. Then buy a gtx 1050ti and install inside.

At the low end of prebuilt desktops, prices actually very competitive, can even be close to self assembled. Further more these prebuilt desktop actually have decent PSUs.

Take a look at this dell
http://www.dell.com/sg/p/inspiron-3650-desktop/pd?oc=w2163201sgw10&model_id=inspiron-3650-desktop
If you self assemble and include OS, can be close to $700 already.

Just make sure got enough space to install.
 

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Gaming machine = DIY

spend more on GPU. The rest use the cheapest will do
 

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you might want to consider going "hybrid".

Buy a prebuilt non-gaming desktop with a quadcore i5 and 8gb of ram. Then buy a gtx 1050ti and install inside.

...

once casing open, wont it void the PC warranty?
 
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Thanks for all the recommendations guys. Appreciate it! Think I'll go with aftershock for starters! By the way any reviews on that brand?
 

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DIY is the way to go. You can choose the parts you want. Its not easy at first but you will get the hang of it eventually.
 

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CPU+ MB: Msi z170a tomahawk + I7 6700k
CPU Cooler:cryorig H7
GPU: Zotac GTX1070 mini 8GB
RAM:CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 2x8GB kit
PSU: Superflower leadex gold 550w
storage:850 evo 500gb
CASE: Fractal design define mini c
total cost=$2000
 
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Thank you bros for all your contribution.

One last thing...should i invest in a gaming monitor? (Thinking of Acer pred, BenQ etc). Only qualm is i don't game very frequently anymore so kinda in a dilemma on whether is it even worth to invest in one. My current monitor is a 60Hz 24 inch Asus IPS monitor...Thanks!
 

ZrE0_Cha0s

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Thank you bros for all your contribution.

One last thing...should i invest in a gaming monitor? (Thinking of Acer pred, BenQ etc). Only qualm is i don't game very frequently anymore so kinda in a dilemma on whether is it even worth to invest in one. My current monitor is a 60Hz 24 inch Asus IPS monitor...Thanks!

for me since u bought 1070 might as well spend that more just for your gaming feels.
 

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CPU+ MB: Msi z170a tomahawk + I7 6700k
CPU Cooler:cryorig H7
GPU: Zotac GTX1070 mini 8GB
RAM:CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 2x8GB kit
PSU: Superflower leadex gold 550w
storage:850 evo 500gb
CASE: Fractal design define mini c
total cost=$2000

Cannot right..
 
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