I'm currently saving up for a gaming PC but I'm not employed and have faced rejections for all the jobs I've applied for. My goal is to buy a decent PC by the end of the month because I'm worried prices will rise due to demand from data centers. I want a setup that can run Ark: Survival Evolved and similar games on mid-range settings. My budget is around $500, and I'm curious about how others managed to buy their PCs under similar circumstances.
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I managed to sell a PC with solid specs for $430. If you hunt down deals for used components, there's a chance to create something decent. Focus more on a good GPU and CPU, and keep the other parts basic.
While $500 isn’t much these days, you could potentially build something basic. Just know that it won't run modern games on high settings. Honestly, saving more and coming back when you have a bigger budget would be the best bet.
I built my PC with money I earned from my job. It should be your priority to get employed, even if it means stashing away cash for essentials instead of a gaming rig right now.
Honestly, with $500, you’re not going to get a gaming PC that can run Ark smoothly. You might want to focus on finding a job first instead of pushing for a gaming setup right now.
If you’re really keen on getting a PC, the used market is definitely an option. Just be careful, especially if you're not super knowledgeable about the components. It can be a gamble!
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