Asking that price and not having the decency to post the specifications and decent pictures says it all. I would not waste my time on this, to be polite.
whereballoonsgo
Knowing the competency of your average console gamer, they probably had to update a driver or something and had a meltdown when they couldn’t figure it out.
This is the type of person who I always see posting on this sub like “I get so overwhelmed having to change all of the settings when I wanna play a game.”
John_Doe_MCMXC
Going to BIOS = Computer Technician
mrbubblesnatcher
Pricing things right = Computer Technician
twoscoop
4 grand??? 4 grand????? 4 GRAND???
awake283
looooool
HugTheSoftFox
I’m trying to imagine people like this functioning back in the day when we had to manually install sound drivers and stuff lol.
furejeraf
Tell this guy to watch a youtube video or smth I feel pretty bad for him
RefrigeratorSorry895
Bluetooth psu?
YaBoiSupernova
Intel i9 core processor 😭😭
TurdFerguson614
That’s crazy, part of the reason I wanted to get into PC building/gaming was to refresh my computer literacy.
earthman34
“I’m too stupid to operate a computer, I need something simple that I can’t break”.
advester
They say kids don’t know how to use computers anymore. Smartphones ruined them.
Vegetable_Word603
I own a car. I wasn’t aware I had to maintain it. I wasn’t aware I had to feed my kids…
UrainumMiner
Yo, dude! I didn’t know I was a computer tech.
BringMeBurntBread
To be fair, they have a valid point. That using a PC takes a lot more knowledge than simply using a console. Granted, “computer technician” is a bit of an exaggeration, but still. Using PCs is more knowledge intensive than say, using a console. And some people just want to play games, not do all the PC setup just to get things working. If someone isn’t familiar with computers, it’ll take a bit to get used to things. And if this person just wants to play console because its simpler than doing all the PC setup, that’s honestly acceptable. Everyone was a PC noob at one point, and I’m not gonna shame newcomers for feeling overwhelmed.
But… Here’s my question. Why would you spend 4 grand on a PC if you’re not going to take the time to learn how to use it? That seems like an incredibly financially irresponsible decision. If you’re new to a hobby, such as PC gaming, you shouldn’t be investing that much money into it. And if you are, you better be committed.
Get_your_jollies
Bro was like “I’m just gonna drop a few thousands on this”
“Eh”
“Nevermind I’m just gonna use this $400 Xbox”
I’m very curious if his monitor specs or screen paired nicely with this PC.
I’m ACTUALLY an IT guy and 100% of the problems I solve are solved by googling or asking Reddit lol. Being technologically savvy requires almost zero effort with our current capabilities.
flippinbird
After looking at the 2nd pic, It appears he has taken a step back from PC gaming.
joaovitorblabres
Not saying that is the case, but you can see the news generation not knowing how to use the basics of computers, smartphones and consoles are way easier to work with, you have all already done, no need to create files, install programs from websites or anything similar, everything is simple already on screen or at the app store. It’s the current trend for society.
JareDamnn
Technically he’s not that wrong if you want to build a pc from scratch and if you care a lot of about having the best possible performance, I’d say it definitely helps to be knowledgeable about computers but also anyone can just buy a prebuilt pc and download steam and then start gaming
average-reddit-or
Imagine spending all of that money and not putting in the time to learn how to use it.
I mean, even consoles have a learning curve for people who never gamed.
lndig0__
People who switch to consoles probably need to.
iamgarffi
Ridiculous price, worst presentation ever.
WolvenSpectre
Guy complains about having to be a computer technician to game on a PC that HE BUILT over a year. There are either going to be issues with this PC or he’s lying about why he is selling it.
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Asking that price and not having the decency to post the specifications and decent pictures says it all. I would not waste my time on this, to be polite.
Knowing the competency of your average console gamer, they probably had to update a driver or something and had a meltdown when they couldn’t figure it out.
This is the type of person who I always see posting on this sub like “I get so overwhelmed having to change all of the settings when I wanna play a game.”
Going to BIOS = Computer Technician
Pricing things right = Computer Technician
4 grand??? 4 grand????? 4 GRAND???
looooool
I’m trying to imagine people like this functioning back in the day when we had to manually install sound drivers and stuff lol.
Tell this guy to watch a youtube video or smth I feel pretty bad for him
Bluetooth psu?
Intel i9 core processor 😭😭
That’s crazy, part of the reason I wanted to get into PC building/gaming was to refresh my computer literacy.
“I’m too stupid to operate a computer, I need something simple that I can’t break”.
They say kids don’t know how to use computers anymore. Smartphones ruined them.
I own a car. I wasn’t aware I had to maintain it. I wasn’t aware I had to feed my kids…
Yo, dude! I didn’t know I was a computer tech.
To be fair, they have a valid point. That using a PC takes a lot more knowledge than simply using a console. Granted, “computer technician” is a bit of an exaggeration, but still. Using PCs is more knowledge intensive than say, using a console. And some people just want to play games, not do all the PC setup just to get things working. If someone isn’t familiar with computers, it’ll take a bit to get used to things. And if this person just wants to play console because its simpler than doing all the PC setup, that’s honestly acceptable. Everyone was a PC noob at one point, and I’m not gonna shame newcomers for feeling overwhelmed.
But… Here’s my question. Why would you spend 4 grand on a PC if you’re not going to take the time to learn how to use it? That seems like an incredibly financially irresponsible decision. If you’re new to a hobby, such as PC gaming, you shouldn’t be investing that much money into it. And if you are, you better be committed.
Bro was like “I’m just gonna drop a few thousands on this”
“Eh”
“Nevermind I’m just gonna use this $400 Xbox”
I’m very curious if his monitor specs or screen paired nicely with this PC.
I’m ACTUALLY an IT guy and 100% of the problems I solve are solved by googling or asking Reddit lol. Being technologically savvy requires almost zero effort with our current capabilities.
After looking at the 2nd pic, It appears he has taken a step back from PC gaming.
Not saying that is the case, but you can see the news generation not knowing how to use the basics of computers, smartphones and consoles are way easier to work with, you have all already done, no need to create files, install programs from websites or anything similar, everything is simple already on screen or at the app store. It’s the current trend for society.
Technically he’s not that wrong if you want to build a pc from scratch and if you care a lot of about having the best possible performance, I’d say it definitely helps to be knowledgeable about computers but also anyone can just buy a prebuilt pc and download steam and then start gaming
Imagine spending all of that money and not putting in the time to learn how to use it.
I mean, even consoles have a learning curve for people who never gamed.
People who switch to consoles probably need to.
Ridiculous price, worst presentation ever.
Guy complains about having to be a computer technician to game on a PC that HE BUILT over a year. There are either going to be issues with this PC or he’s lying about why he is selling it.