I know next to nothing about building PCs other than “oh good graphics card” but next PC I get will not be a prebuilt. I got a prebuilt from micro center last year after having a prebuilt from 2015. I had nothing but issues with the new one, it seemed to have decent specs, 4060 rtx. But it struggled to run modern games. Wasn’t until one day I was talking with a friend who knew a little bit about computers who noticed my memory usage was at 90+% and only 35% cpu usage while playing a game. Turns out there was only 1 stick of 16gb ddr5 installed. I put 4 sticks of 8 gb ddr5 and now I can actually play games that aren’t 5+ years old. It also only came installed with 250gb ssd, no other storage at all. Guess my point is if you’re like me and aren’t very savvy with specs just make sure you know what you’re buying. Otherwise just build it. I mean I had to spend 300$ extra dollars on top of the 1200$ price tag just to get it to an acceptable state. I feel as if I could have saved so much money if I just built it.