Gaming PC Help!

[Dark-Hero-Of-Time]

Hey Guys I have a slight question. The thing is I've been wanting to try VR Chat for good while after watching some funny youtube videos and wanted to try it myself but problem is I have a crappy computer so I decided to invest in a Decent gaming computer but problem is I'm on a tight budget and it may take me between 4 months to 2 years according to how lucky I am but anyways I was wanting to know of a decent gaming computer that can run VR chat both desktop mode and VR mode cause I plan on getting a vr headset in the future as well and can also run most modern video games. I also need to know of a good decent monitor as well cause my current monitor is an all in one PC so I can't use it. Thank you for your time and I should also mention I'm not fully computer smart. I mean I know most things but graphics cards and ram and all that I'm not too smart which is why I can't do the build it yourself option!

[Hydra]

Well we need to know a budget before we can tell you anything.

[AppleTherapy]

It's going to cost you a good amount. The biggest factor being a gpu. 4 gb one can barley run VR. It runs it ar 25 fps, but that causes the nasea you hear so much about. You should probibly look up cheap gaming pc builds and research off that start.

[Dark-Hero-Of-Time]

Sorry I'm not sure myself what my budget is but I was looking at this PC..... http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-desktop-computers/alienware-aurora/spd/alienware-aurora-r7-desktop/dpcwxtc03h And as for Nausea I don't know how tolerent I am but I do know I do not get sick on the PSVR except maybe on the youtube 360 roller coasters. lol

[guts2501]

I have almost that same pc from Dell and its overkill for this game and vr if that's what your looking for :) this game also has a config menu you can get at by holding shift while launching the game so mid grade pcs should be able to play fine on desktop.