r/PrebuiltGamingPC • u/Impressive_Scheme814 • 3h ago
Microcenter PreBuilt
Microcenter PC Build
Hello all, I've been contemplating building a pc, my budget is about $1250-1500, and I was looking around micro center and found this, do you think this is worth $1400, l've been wanting to build a po to run most modern games and at least game at 1440p, do you think this is enough and is it worth the money? Also if it is, is there anything worth upgrading as soon as possible or is it all good, im not well versed in po parts, but I did a little research and supposedly this is a decent build for $1440p, or would I have more luck building a better pc?
Some of the games I play/want to play are Elden ring, Resident Evil Requiem, God of War, COD, Phantom Blade Zero, I was wondering if this would handle those games, or I take any recommendations for any other prebuilts
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u/Fun-Cartographer1420 3h ago
As in general it's ok. But buy another 1x16GB of the same manufacturer as allready installed
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u/Rafford60 1h ago
On 1440p, 12gb vram is very capable, if it is not, then just use dlss balanced. So, this is indeed a good build, just that the ram isn't specified is it 1x16 or 2x8, if its 1x16 you should immediately buy the same stick with it, if it's 16gb you see if it's enough for your games first then buy one or two more sticks
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u/NoxHalcyon_i 3h ago
Its decent for the price in this current ram/ssd economy
You would be happy with that combo for 1440 if just about any game except a select few due to the 12gb vram limit.
You may be able to find a similar priced build with a 9070 16gb or maybe a 9070xt 16gb. I have a 9070xt 16gb and love it and got it for a great price last year. But the 5070 was a strong contender for me as well
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u/Jejiiiiiii 3h ago
That a good price, i paid slightly more for my diy 7500x3d 9070xt pc