Assembled PC versus readymade PC

Blackhat Lifter said:

Many people in high school who are addicted to gaming are able to build their own PC, and many already did.
It's indeed the best strategy when looking to get the best value for money to let them help you pick parts and assemble them for you.
Even if you pay them $200-300 you'll be off way cheaper anyways.

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I saw the parts he was selling on facebook(he already build it). It was about 1k cheaper than the market price for some reason. I took the risk and it paid off handsomely. I still don't know how he managed to get those parts and sold me for so cheap

I am always building my own systems because that's my job ( IT field ) and I am building it also for future updates, for example at this time I am upgrading my mobo and bought an PCI ssd with in mind that my cpu is compatible and PSU has that extra power. I prefer building my own because I like to know my system. I am using pre-builds for office use.

My opinion on your topic, learn some basic things of building a simple computer from the scratch, use youtube videos, some great content called LTT.

If you assemble your own PC, you will save money and learn a lot
A couple of years ago, my computer wouldn't turn on. I figured it was due to the motherboard, bought a new one for $50 and it's been working great so far
I really think you should buy the parts and make it yourself. I did it when I was a kid, it's really easy and there's tons of videos available online

Depends on who assembled it - it could be like a custom car!

If its only for office work then I like readymade pc
But if the need for specific then I buy and assemble myself.