Q. So im building a gaming computer and want to save as much money as I can. I just wanted to know if 500GB was enough storage for basic gaming (steam games, maybe some minecraft, and a little bit of internet surfing). Also I plan on putting Windows 7 home premium 32-bit and some other anti-virus stuff. Just wanted to know if its enough/ not enough, or if I could save some cash and buy a smaller one.
A. ive got 2tb and its almost full. games take up alot of room (not to mention my anime collection...)
Can i get a brand new gaming computer anywhere and pay a certain amount of money a month?
Q. so basically i dont have enough money for a gaming computer but i would like on soonish, so i was wondering if i could buy one and pay it off a certain amount of money a month.
A. You could always try cloud gaming. As long as you have a decent internet connection speed, you could play extremely demanding games on a weak computer. Basically you are playing on another computer which is streaming to your computer. Fun stuff. Depending on the membership blah blah blah it could be a monthly subscription. A famous example would be onlive.
If you really wanted an actual computer, you could always buy a retail computer and choose to pay off a certain percentage of the price monthly. Most stores and what-not offer this payment method. However, the total cost is usually higher than if you just pay once, iz bizznuss stuff.
Now if you want to RENT computers, it really depends on where you live. If you happen to live in South Korea, you could always go do "PC Bangs" and basically rent a gaming PC on the spot. However, computer renting where you can just take a computer away is rare, since how do they make sure you don't just take it and leave and never return it?
If you really wanted an actual computer, you could always buy a retail computer and choose to pay off a certain percentage of the price monthly. Most stores and what-not offer this payment method. However, the total cost is usually higher than if you just pay once, iz bizznuss stuff.
Now if you want to RENT computers, it really depends on where you live. If you happen to live in South Korea, you could always go do "PC Bangs" and basically rent a gaming PC on the spot. However, computer renting where you can just take a computer away is rare, since how do they make sure you don't just take it and leave and never return it?
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