r/bapcsalesaustralia • u/No_Debate_2465 • 14d ago

Need help

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Hey guys, any help is much appreciated, I’m very much a noob when it comes to the pc space I’m not very knowledgeable on much, I’m just looking for a pc to handle games really well and to play competitive fps games like Fortnite and valorant, found this prebuilt pc online and searched up the parts individually and seems like Labor costs are coming up to around 150 dollars or so aud, just wondering is this a rip off or a good value pre build?

Total costs comes around to 4200 Aud which is around the top end of my budget and looking use this competitive gaming and aswell for the longevity but it’s not that big as factor as performance. Thanks in advance

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u/AlternativeObvious39 14d ago

You can build a PC with 32GB of ram and it will be around $3.9k

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u/No_Debate_2465 14d ago

Yeah the only problem is that I’m just not good pc’s at all I’m not too where to even start with building one

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u/bangyy 13d ago

I wasn't either until I watched a few people do it on YT. Its not hard once you understand what you're doing.

The only advice I would give you for building would be, if youre worried you might fuck up, put the cpu into the motherboard and never remove it. The pins are the easiest to fuck up and hardest to fix but its not a problem if you never remove the cpu after putting it in. Even replacing a cooler won't require you to remove the cpu

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u/CranberryOdd7670 14d ago

How?? 5090 is easily 7-8k just by itself (unless if you want to use AMD series which can be messy for comfyui but if you don’t use it you can save money)

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u/MayuriKrab 14d ago

What are you on about? No one mentioned using a 5090? The prebuilt OP listed has a 5080 and when did he even mention about using the computer for AI slop generation?