What’s up i currently play on console and want to switch to Pc for MW3. I don’t know too much so I decided to go with a prebuilt Pc. Could someone help me decide on which one Nzxt or Corsair.
What’s up i currently play on console and want to switch to Pc for MW3. I don’t know too much so I decided to go with a prebuilt Pc. Could someone help me decide on which one Nzxt or Corsair.
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Those are both terrible deals and you should stay away from MW3, it’s hot garbage.
The Corsair is a slighty better PC but not by a ton. You could definitely build one for cheaper if you want to go that route. It is very simple to do and can save you a couple hundred bucks
I got a toilet you can flush money down if you want.
Definitely corsair one ☝️
Lenovo Legion, Dell Alienware, or HP Omen will be a good choice if you can find similar specs and a better price when you find one.
As the first doesn’t look to have DDR5 memory I’d suggest option 2
Go with the 2nd one. The PC parts cost pre tax is about $1807 so calculate your local tax and add that on top. (My local tax on the low end would bring this to $1907). So you’re basically paying for labor and a warranty. This isn’t the worst deal I’ve seen out there and everyone saying to “build it yourself” I get where they’re coming from but for people who are too busy and can’t learn a new skill or don’t want to this is a viable option. Plus Corsair is a reputable company and I’ve had friends that have had nothing but great experiences with their customer service.
If it wasn’t on sale I’d tell you to keep looking.
Edit: The Corsair PC is also future proof for the next 5yrs easily due to the latest GPU and the CPU that’s in it just came out not that long ago. You’ll also easily be able to drop a new GPU in if you want more power.
If you don’t have time to build your own then go for the second one, DDR5 instead of DDR4, future proofing a bit.
Please build your own pc. Just take the time to see the parts you can put together for the cost of these two machines and see the performance difference. Even if it takes you longer it will be worth it.
Not sure if it has been mentioned but maybe black Friday will have some better deal? Up to you if you want to deal with Black Fridays sales or not though.
Corsair is better. But I would wait for Black Friday and see if they go on sale, or you can get better GPU for same price. Everything is artificially inflated now to go on sale BF.