Should I buy a prebuilt PC this time?
Should I buy a prebuilt PC this time?
I built multiple PCs before, so that's not a concern. I just I want to avoid the hassles of building a PC especially since I live in a 3rd world country where ordering and RMA'ing parts is extremely difficult. Also, money isn't a concern, I can pay up to $2000. My concern with these prebuilt PCs is the quality of the parts.
Are there any reputable brands that offer high end PCs with high quality parts?
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Dealing with computer components can be frustrating, especially when issues arise shortly after purchase. Returning a single faulty part often involves significant shipping costs for the entire system – a cost that adds up quickly. This is particularly true with prebuilt PCs where an issue with one component necessitates a full return and re-shipment. It’s important to consider these potential expenses before making a purchase, especially when dealing with complex systems or warranties.
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And of course, the legendary assembly quality: [SOLVED] - Friend got a new PC, no boot FIXED!! PSU pins weren't plugged in all the way. Hey guys, I'm trying to help my buddy out who got a brand new PC from iBuyPower (he's emailing them too, but their support is slow so I'm trying to get as much support as possible) At first, he thought that that monitor he got was broken... forums.