ugh. hot take that i want challenged: for a home office worker, a prebuilt is teh smarter choice.. 馃し you get one warranty, no compatibility guesswork and a working system on day one, i have around 1000 dollars for programming and some games... prove me wrong, or tell me Im right... i will happily admit defeat if someone shows me a convincing build list, but i want real reasons, not just building is fun... fun is not a warranty.
what do prebuilt makers skimp on that nobody tells you about?
warranty matters a lot, i dont wanna figure out which part is broken if something fails. sorry for the wall of text lol

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