Will get more bang for buck if you build it yourself, is that possible\an option?
What will the PC be used for and what monitor does he have as this can decide on a GPU brand.
50 series is out at the end of the month (30th of Jan) if he can wait that long
Potential nightmare if something goes wrong, he's right it's not worth straining your friendship.I would build it for him, but he was worried about if anything goes wrong, either with me building it, or aftercare support if it has any issues
explain to him that the warranty situation would potentially be better on parts upto 10 years, than on a pre buildI would build it for him, but he was worried about if anything goes wrong, either with me building it, or aftercare support if it has any issues
And then should he provide that tech support also for the next 10 years which is only the PSU, most parts are 3 years.explain to him that the warranty situation would potentially be better on parts upto 10 years, than on a pre build
And then should he provide that tech support also for the next 10 years which is only the PSU, most parts are 3 years.
Pre builds don't get the credit they deserve imo, built , fully tested ,free returns and tech support for about £300.
Effectively £8.33 per month or £2 per week which is nothing for that type of cover.
First one is AM4 so no future CPU upgrades available and the second pc is £160 more than I specced and half the storage but plenty of options if you don't mind spending.yer im not crapping on pre builds, just saying if you made the system his self he would get a lot more. also just the spec
the two system below would be better just because of the 4070s
this would be a faster system
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he as zero interest in working on a pc or he would build one so AM4 would be fine. the 5700x3d is faster than a 7500f at gamingFirst one is AM4 so no future CPU upgrades available and the second pc is £160 more than I specced and half the storage but plenty of options if you don't mind spending.
Dropping in a CPU or GPU isn't the same as getting someone to build it for you I bet he would ask his friend then. Second pc the 7500f is 100mhz slower as a 7600 but without the onboard gpu, miniscule performance differencehe as zero interest in working on a pc or he would build one so AM4 would be fine. the 5700x3d is faster than a 7500f at gaming
the second PC as a better CPU and GPU, if he must spend around £1500 on a pre build better is better
With that alone i would avoid doing anything other than point hin in the direction of a suitable pre-built that's done and has warranty.I would build it for him, but he was worried about if anything goes wrong, either with me building it,
You can lead a horse to water. If it goes wrong, it's not your fault and if he asks for your help again, just lightly help him and don't get involved.He went out and purchased one from the enemy, after telling him not to...
He went out and purchased one from the enemy, after telling him not to...
Its on him if anything goes wrong, only so much you can try help.He went out and purchased one from the enemy, after telling him not to...