Q. I'm looking for a good gaming computer under $1000
I really want it to have:
i7 Processor
6GB RAM and up
and a good graphics card.
I really want it to have:
i7 Processor
6GB RAM and up
and a good graphics card.
A. i7 for $1000, I wish.
If you did find something the rest of the bits around the i7 would be cheap junk.
Better to get a well balanced system, latest review I trust (maybe) below, and the second from march.
You may have a chance @ $1000 if you go i5-750.
If you did find something the rest of the bits around the i7 would be cheap junk.
Better to get a well balanced system, latest review I trust (maybe) below, and the second from march.
You may have a chance @ $1000 if you go i5-750.
What part of a computer determines the graphics?
Q. I'm looking into getting a good gaming computer but when i'm looking at the information on the computer, I don't know what part determines how good the gaming will turn out like graphics/lag
please help :) also if anyone knows a good gaming laptop under $1000 i'd appreciate some suggestions
please help :) also if anyone knows a good gaming laptop under $1000 i'd appreciate some suggestions
A. For a gaming computer, most of the money should go into the graphics card. The rest of the system should be "just enough" to support the graphics card.
For a real gaming computer though, it really needs to be custom made. There's no such thing as a "real" gaming computer from a store; even from Alienware which just overprices stuff to an unreasonable extent and pushes poor quality.
It would be best to recruit your local computer store to build it for you for a fee; they can suggest parts based on your budget. Just make sure you get it off of Amazon so you can get a refund if anything is broke or doesn't work.
Also important is to take each item that they recommend, look it up, and read the reviews of it yourself. Check for any known issues, GL.
For a real gaming computer though, it really needs to be custom made. There's no such thing as a "real" gaming computer from a store; even from Alienware which just overprices stuff to an unreasonable extent and pushes poor quality.
It would be best to recruit your local computer store to build it for you for a fee; they can suggest parts based on your budget. Just make sure you get it off of Amazon so you can get a refund if anything is broke or doesn't work.
Also important is to take each item that they recommend, look it up, and read the reviews of it yourself. Check for any known issues, GL.
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