iBuyPower
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Pros
- I've used iBuyPower since 2017, and it's been fine for me. My first computer was $1500, and my second in late 2021 was $2300, which I still use.
- System builders like CyberpowerPC, IBuyPower, OriginPC, Maingear, Digital Storm also all ship to Canada.
Cons
- I have a prebuilt PC from IBuyPower from late 2018 and my normal games are Rust, Rocket League, and R6. I don't know much about PC's so I'm not sure if I need to replace certain parts, or if I need to get a whole new one.
- ibuypower, I am kind of spoiling myself with their LCD case (my husband has called this "you brought 2 kids into this world you deserve a treat" gift lol), so I am using their site and going from there.
- For those confused you can also look up the model # from Ibuypower , and see it has the 7800xt 16gb..
- If it's DELL, HP, Acer I'd avoid, CyberPower or iBuyPower use standard parts, so based on the components that maybe cheaper.
- I've been scoping out the big prebuilt makers like iBUYPOWER, CyberPowerPC, etc. and their prices have been skyrocketing alongside part prices, I can still undercut them significantly.
Sentiment
2 positive (22%) · 3 mixed (33%) · 4 negative (44%)
Trust + time weighted score: -21% · raw score -22%
What redditors said (9 of 9)
I have a prebuilt PC from IBuyPower from late 2018 and my normal games are Rust, Rocket League, and R6. I don't know much about PC's so I'm not sure if I need to replace certain parts, or if I need to get a whole new one.
ibuypower, I am kind of spoiling myself with their LCD case (my husband has called this "you brought 2 kids into this world you deserve a treat" gift lol), so I am using their site and going from there.
For those confused you can also look up the model # from Ibuypower , and see it has the 7800xt 16gb..
If it's DELL, HP, Acer I'd avoid, CyberPower or iBuyPower use standard parts, so based on the components that maybe cheaper.
I've been scoping out the big prebuilt makers like iBUYPOWER, CyberPowerPC, etc. and their prices have been skyrocketing alongside part prices, I can still undercut them significantly.
I currently have a pre-built iBuyPower, and I was thinking of just swapping out the pieces one by one.
I've used iBuyPower since 2017, and it's been fine for me. My first computer was $1500, and my second in late 2021 was $2300, which I still use.
System builders like CyberpowerPC, IBuyPower, OriginPC, Maingear, Digital Storm also all ship to Canada.
My iBuyPower, which was a very budget pc, had a super random companies for the power supply and ram.
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