Assembled entirely from aftermarket parts, NZXT's BLD Starter PC Plus midtower gaming desktop is packed with value and ready for today's top titles at mainstream resolutions.

In fact, NZXT does have its own Starter Pro PC which comes with a weaker 10th Gen CPU and the RTX 3060 Ti, but is $100 cheaper.

NZXT’s curated sets of components make it easy to put together a PC, but as we found out, you can still run into the headaches of DIY building.

Great for first-timers. NZXT's BLD Kit includes everything you need -- from components to instructional videos -- and some help if you need it.

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Pre-built prices aren’t too bad, either. I ended up getting the NZXT Starter PC Pro, which was $1,149. The Starter PC series comes in three configurations, with the lowest tier model costing $949.

Costing just slightly more than the sum of its parts, NZXT's BLD Start PC Plus is an excellent well priced gaming PC for those people that don't have time to build their own.