the problem with building your own is the technical stuff you have to take into account

windows based pc has quite the problem

I bought a pre-built one. This was because I simply didn't know how to build one at the time.

Even then, i'm still satisfied. Spent 900 on this computer.

whats the spec of it

Though apparently everybody has built their own PC.

Shit give me a moment

its 2020 nigga, its like if you dont know how to fix a car

though people in my country is still ignorant as fuck

bless the 3rd world

i am slowly buying parts for my pc

i got my processor and gpu

I bought this a few years ago - 2016.

I7-7700HQ 2.80Ghz
8Gb RAM

Computer doesn't tell me anything beyond that.

~~hope you didnt buy an intel cpu~~

no i got a ryzen 7 2700x

i7 7700 is quite a good cpu for the time

still holds up now

amd is kickin with the multi threads

I might buy something else but I plan on getting a truck or something soon.

Right now i'm pretty damn satisfied though. Far better than my last computers.

ye that pc dont need more upgrades other than RAMs

yeah i wanted to go for the ryzen 5 3600 but went with the 2700

"Gaming Computer !!! 😵 <:soy:642719296027492380> "
>1.5k

Can't even run Minecraft.

oh yeah thats one thing to take into account

@A Pesky Sæxon https://www.ccleaner.com/speccy

Same guys that make Ccleaner

"Gaming pc" is the same as having an apple logo on it

Literally.

This is a weird version of an HP Computer.

They tried to go Alienware.

Its an "Omen".

never go asus

what's wrong with asus

i swear i only hear good things from them

their gpus are good too i think

Asus are great, the fuck you talking about?

well asus are good

theyve probably been better these days

They're faggots if you have to RMA though, I'll give you that

havent gotten up to date with the current tech

But I've also yet to see a DOA part from them