With the Black Friday deals coming, I would like to buy a Gaming Computer for my son. We would use it for games like Battlefield and Fortnite. Also, I would like to be able to run actual dvds/game copies from the computer. It would be running on wireless internet. We already have the monitor and keyboard/mouse. Does anyone have any suggestions for a gaming computer under a $1000? I know nothing about graphic cards, sd vs. tb drives, etc. I really need advice.
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I was thinking of getting one myself some of the pc only games look pretty cool. But I have no clue what to buy it isn’t as easy as choosing a ps5 or Xbox
I would purchase a pre built. I just missed a good deal at Dell, but I don’t know what to get. I just hate the idea of not having a drive to load the games from dvd, I don’t like the idea of only having digital downloads, you miss out on a lot of good deals on ebay and stores.
I might make a suggestion of building the PC with your son.
Im 34 now and was blessed enough to have been taught by my uncle how to build computers when I was about 10 years old. That gave me a crazy passion for technology and I actually now work for him in the tech industry making great money.
Not only do I think in this day and age it is almost a mandatory skill to have, it will also be a crazy bonding experience with your son. My dad couldn't care less about that stuff when I was young so my uncle became my best bud over it.
Now a days, computers are so plug-and-play, you can literally go into it knowing almost 0 and still build something extremely easily.
There is a great site called https://pcpartpicker.com/ where you can start adding parts to a build and it will tell you if there is any compatibility issues on the fly as you are adding stuff.
So if you read about say a good budget gaming processor and add it then read about a good budget graphics card and you add it, it basically tells you if the parts are compatible.
My .02
Im 34 now and was blessed enough to have been taught by my uncle how to build computers when I was about 10 years old. That gave me a crazy passion for technology and I actually now work for him in the tech industry making great money.
Not only do I think in this day and age it is almost a mandatory skill to have, it will also be a crazy bonding experience with your son. My dad couldn't care less about that stuff when I was young so my uncle became my best bud over it.
Now a days, computers are so plug-and-play, you can literally go into it knowing almost 0 and still build something extremely easily.
There is a great site called https://pcpartpicker.com/ where you can start adding parts to a build and it will tell you if there is any compatibility issues on the fly as you are adding stuff.
So if you read about say a good budget gaming processor and add it then read about a good budget graphics card and you add it, it basically tells you if the parts are compatible.
My .02
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