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A child can build a PC...
As for alienware, they are the macs of pc gaming. Overpriced, for meh rigs.
I learned at the age of 8-12; learned alot in that time for this.
And that was BEFORE anything Internet.
You sure can, just like buying one with good specs. Problem is, you'll spend probably 25%+ more for same PC from some brand, that you could just built yourself for less.
If you want to buy a pre-build, I'd say go look at customer reviews from Dell, Alienware, etc... and make your choice. You dont need us then to buy a prebuild. Prebuilds from decent brand are going to be spec'd per pricing. Avoid crap like CyberPower and iBuyPower; look at their customer reviews; some of the poorest customer support in the USA. They should be shame to call themselves a US brand of any kind.
yeah i was looking at the cyberpower and ibuypower but the reviews were really bad on them, that's why I like the alien computer, and my dad works with some people who use them and they say there super good.
Use PcPartPicker.com and make a list. It's a fantastic website for PC building.
If you enjoy building one though and the parts you are looking at are less expensive considerably than a pre-built one that go in that direction. Also keep in mind resale value as often pre-builts will go for more versus a custom one.
You don't need some "pre-built brand" for a warranty.