u/Educational_Crew3627

Is this good

Is this good

I’ve been told to stay away from Amazon PCs but this one looks good. Any thoughts on this as I have no clue on what to look for? I’m looking for something that can run Fortnite on around 240 fps and run pretty much every game I know it won’t be the best, but it’s a budget PC

u/Educational_Crew3627 — 4 days ago

I’m looking to buy a gaming PC with a budget of around £900 and want to make sure I’m getting the best performance for the price. My main goal is to play Fortnite competitively and ideally reach around 240 FPS (I’m happy to use performance mode / low settings for that), as I want smoother gameplay to improve. I also want the PC to comfortably run other games like Warzone, Rust, Roblox, and similar titles without issues.

I’m not building it myself, so I’m mainly looking at prebuilt systems, but I’ve noticed some of them don’t include things like storage or end up costing more at checkout, so I want to avoid that. Ideally I want something with a solid CPU (since I’ve heard Fortnite is quite CPU-heavy), a good GPU, 16GB RAM, and at least 1TB SSD included.

If possible, I’d like something that can consistently run high FPS (not just peaks) and will last me a few years without needing upgrades. Any recommendations or things I should avoid would be really helpful.

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u/Educational_Crew3627 — 6 days ago
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Pc recommendations budget around 900

I’m looking to buy a gaming PC with a budget of around £900 and want to make sure I’m getting the best performance for the price. My main goal is to play Fortnite competitively and ideally reach around 240 FPS (I’m happy to use performance mode / low settings for that), as I want smoother gameplay to improve. I also want the PC to comfortably run other games like Warzone, Rust, Roblox, and similar titles without issues.

I’m not building it myself, so I’m mainly looking at prebuilt systems, but I’ve noticed some of them don’t include things like storage or end up costing more at checkout, so I want to avoid that. Ideally I want something with a solid CPU (since I’ve heard Fortnite is quite CPU-heavy), a good GPU, 16GB RAM, and at least 1TB SSD included.

If possible, I’d like something that can consistently run high FPS (not just peaks) and will last me a few years without needing upgrades. Any recommendations or things I should avoid would be really helpful.

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u/Educational_Crew3627 — 6 days ago
▲ 2 r/buildmeapc+1 crossposts

I want to get a good pc pre build for around 800-1000 mainly to play games like arc raiders Fortnite and stuff I’m not to sure about pcs so any help would be appreciated

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u/Educational_Crew3627 — 6 days ago