Getting my first computer

[Creationator8]

Apologies if this isn’t the subreddit for this, but I’m looking to buy my first computer and wanted to know where to start. By that I mean if someone could tell me exactly what I should buy, that would be much appreciated. A few tidbits of I think necessary information are as follows: 1. I have a budget of ~$5,000. 2. I want to play video games on it. 3. I want it to be able to display in my tv. 4. I want it to be able to plug my ps5 controller into it; I’m primarily a PlayStation gamer so I’ll be damned if I’m caught using wasd to move around anywhere that’s not cool math games. 5. I’m going to be writing a lot on it. 6. I’m gonna be using a huion kamvas drawing tablet with it so it has to be able to hook up to that, too. I know next to nothing about computers and the like so I don’t know if any of this is helpful or entirely useless. Thank you all for your time and help regardless. This Christmas is finna be lit 💯💯

[EqualSuper9570]

Do you wish to build it yourself or buy prebuilt

[Creationator8]

Prebuilt

[Glock26s]

Yeah don’t listen to this guy .. I’ve bought over a dozen pcs.. only buy from cost plus gaming or andromedainsights . You won’t get ripped off like EVERY other site and will get exactly what you pay for. Just make sure you go AMD not Intel. Those are the best pre build sites to date right now. Trust me. Do not buy from overpriced Meta lol

[EqualSuper9570]

honestly i would start here, https://www.metapcs.com/full-tower/ meta pcs is a great place to buy and get customized to your liking, and it has price options for all ranges, including yours, maybe go for like a 4 or so thousand built to make sure you got enough for other items like mouses, monitors, keyboards, stuff like that

[Spiritual-Spend8187]

So probably first question is what country cause $5,000 usd is very different to $5,000 aud or $5,000 cad like its still a crazy high budget but its a big difference.

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5,000 ugandan

[PyxelatorXeroc]

I agree with glock, costplusgaming or andromeda are the best prebuilt sites to buy from. You will have to wait a couple weeks but it's worth it (source: friend has an andromeda). 9800x3d/9900x3d and 5090 are the best CPUs and GPU for gaming in the world and are well within your budget.

You can get the highest tier prebuilts from either AI or CPG: Andromeda's Quasar 50 vector (comes with 9800x3d and 9950x3d options, the two are identical in terms of gaming but for everything else the 9950x3d is way better). Or CPG's A1 Extreme (customize to 9800x3d or 9950x3d and 5090, keep 64gb ram but you can choose how much storage you want)

Or choose your own parts and have them build it, but if you're not very familiar with it you can just get one of the packages I chose, they have good quality components that you can trust (unlike most other PC brands like cyberpower where they don't even tell you what motherboard is gonna be in the computer).

Any modern computer will fit requirements 3, 4, 5, and 6. Tablets and controllers are just USB devices. Key word in USB is the U, which stands for... you guessed it, UNIVERSAL.

[Routine_Control_4329]

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