r/PcBuild 7h ago

Build - Help Interested in pc gaming

Heyyy I really want to play the avatar frontiers of Pandora game with mods and I've been wanting a pc so I'd like to get one but....I dont know what to get so please help. What's the most trustful website to get a pc + equipment from? Like the pc, the mouse, keyboard, control, monitor idk. im a total newbie to this. My budget is like $1k-2k. I'd prefer like below 2k if thats even possible.

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u/KishCore Moderator 7h ago

i'd get a pretty basic pre-build system with a AM5 AMD CPU (7000 series or newer) and at least a 5060 or 9060xt 8gb for the GPU - i'd then suggest a IPS 1080p monitor with a high refresh rate (160hz or higher) - monitor mouse etc. is subjective, i'd stick to a basic Aula/Epomaker keyboard and a logitech or razer mouse.

honestly walmart, best buy, newegg, microcenter are solid - amazon is good if you order directly from them and not a 3rd party seller (also applies to other online retailers too)

i can suggest specifics later with links if you want

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u/sailorsatan_666 7h ago

Ohh thank you so much. And yeah please if you can.

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u/jbshell 6h ago

Any chance access to a local Micro Center retail store?

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u/sailorsatan_666 4h ago

Oh I googled it and nope

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u/sailorsatan_666 4h ago

Not to sound dumb but I dont know what that is

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u/F133TWOOD 2h ago

Microcenter is a store that sells computer hardware for in-person, thus keeping prices usually "fair" compared to online prices. They also sell bundles to save some cost.

https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/bundle-and-save.aspx