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PowerSpec G527 vs Micro Center Prebuilts
PowerSpec G527
4 positive (80%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 1 negative (20%)
Trust + time weighted: +67%
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This is genuinly probably the best price to performence pc that you can get right now, and yes it will easily play most modern game at max 1080p settings over 60fps.
If any of these are in stock, I'd just buy it instead. It's nearly impossible to beat PowerSpec pricing.
This is the PC I would recommend in your situation: https://www.microcenter.com/product/698874/powerspec-g527-gaming-pc
Just buy https://www.microcenter.com/product/698874/powerspec-g527-gaming-pc lad. Hopefully ur not too far from a microcenter.
I just purchased this PC yesterday and everything seemed fine while I was using it for browsing and gaming yesterday but this morning while browsing on edge, the PC froze and then restarted automatically twice within 30 minutes.
Micro Center Prebuilts
4 positive (67%) · 1 mixed (17%) · 1 negative (17%)
Trust + time weighted: +53%
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Microcenter and Costco have some pretty great prebuilts I hear, though I've not looked into them personally.
Microcenter prebuilts are often pretty good deals, since they're generally using off-the-shelf parts as well.
If you're near a Microcenter, they have some of the best bundle deals you can find for CPU, Motherboard, & RAM.
Other prebuilts have already been raised in price significantly and you'll usually be spending $400+ extra buying a prebuilt from almost anyone else... i.e. the usual markup for prebuilts.
Microcenter are still selling prebuilts with pricing closer to the price you would have paid a few months ago.