Would this be a good gaming pc?

[Anonymous]

[llorando]

Honestly no, the specs aren't too bad, but I'd pass on iPason, there's a chance what you actually get is different then what is advertised. I'd shop around, you can find better brand for around the same price.

[Asker]

What about this one? https://imgur.com/a/rtvvaJl

[llorando]

That has both a previous gen processor, which is OK if you can get it for a decent price, but $1769 isn't a decent price. For the same price you can get a 7800x3D (currently faster processor for gaming) and 4070.
This with a quality power supply selected and you should be good to go.
www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Ultra-4070-Gaming-PC

[llorando]

FYI I have a Cyberpowerpc and it's still going strong 2 years later. Just remember when configuring to select a quality powersupply.

[Asker]

Came up with another build. What did you think? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/82fKsh

[llorando]

Looks good, but if you don't mind losing DLSS support, a 7800xt is can be had for $50 cheaper while providing 4gb more v-ram and better performance on average. FYI don't forget to add a copy of windows which will add about $130 to the total cost.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Id say don't trust weird brands, I know a reliable gaming pc brand that you can find for around that price is a MSI

[rosemilk]

that's pretty basic and a generic weird brand, so no i don't think so

[Asker]

Okay thanks for your answer

[jahaims]

Not a good brand. You can get similar specs for that price point from different brands.

[Asker]

What so you think of this build? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/82fKsh