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FAQs

What is the difference between a Gaming PC and a regular PC?

A gaming PC is designed to provide optimal performance for video games. In contrast, a regular PC is intended for general computing tasks such as browsing the web, creating documents, and sending emails. Gaming PCs typically have higher-end components, such as a dedicated graphics card, a powerful processor, and a large amount of memory (RAM), to handle the demands of modern video games.

They also often have specialized cooling systems and higher-quality audio and visual components to provide a more immersive gaming experience. On the other hand, regular PCs are typically designed for primary everyday use. They may not have the same performance or components as a gaming PC.

How much does a Gaming PC cost?

The cost of a Gaming PC can vary widely depending on your chosen components and specifications. You can find Gaming PCs on the lower end of the price spectrum for around $500-$800, while high-end Gaming PCs with top-of-the-line components can cost upwards of $2,000 or more. Ultimately, the cost of a Gaming PC will depend on your personal preferences, performance desires, and budget.

What is a better Gaming PC or Console?

Conversely, consoles are generally more affordable and user-friendly, with more straightforward setup and maintenance. They often have popular exclusive titles and are optimized for gaming on television, making them a popular choice for those who prefer a more casual gaming experience. Overall, it depends on your individual needs and preferences. A gaming PC may be better if you want the best graphics, customizability, and a wider selection of games.

Is it cheaper to build or buy a Gaming PC?

It is true that building your own PC can sometimes save you money if the market is favorable for component prices. But there are several benefits to purchasing a prebuilt system. If you lack experience in building computers, there is a risk of making costly mistakes. Identifying the source of errors can be challenging, leading to wasted time and money. This issue is especially prevalent for those who are new to the process. It is also a matter of convenience. Our systems simply need to be set up and plugged in before enjoying, while building your own is a process that takes time.

Purchasing a prebuilt system eliminates these risks, as our PC specialist takes care of that for you. You can avoid the hassle of troubleshooting and deal with multiple warranties from various manufacturers. If something goes wrong, our team will handle the issue for you, providing peace of mind and saving you time and money in the long run. Overall, while building your PC may seem cheaper initially, the benefits of a prebuilt system often outweighs the costs.

Is a $1000 gaming PC worth it?

A $1000 budget allows you to get a CyberPower gaming PC with solid performance. For gaming PCs at this budget you can expect to get a powerful processor, a solid graphics card, and enough RAM to run your favorite games smoothly. For the most part you'll get the best performance at this price point running games at 1080p resolution and high graphics settings.