Q. I don't have the money for alienware or apple computers, so could anyone please tell me good computers for gaming that are preferably under $650?
A. Here is a good $600 gaming configuration.
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/600-gaming-pc-june-2011.html
Spend $30 more and upgrade the GTX550Ti to a HD6850.
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/600-gaming-pc-june-2011.html
Spend $30 more and upgrade the GTX550Ti to a HD6850.
What is the average price to build your own gaming computer? Is it possible to do it for under $900?
Q. I'm really not looking for anything that close to the bleeding edge. I just want to know how the range I'll be in if I'm looking to build a computer that can run things like Dragon Age and WoW without much of a problem. All I'm looking for in my computer is decent gaming performance.
PS. I'm a first-timer at this so any helpful sites would be greatly appreciated.
PS. I'm a first-timer at this so any helpful sites would be greatly appreciated.
A. $900 can get you a pretty powerful computer, one that can max out almost any game today.
Look at this $1000 PC ($900 without OS).
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/1000-gaming-pc-june-2011.html
That's good enough to max out any game for the next couple of years at least.
Here is a $800 build that would max out all of todays games.
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/750-gaming-pc-june-2011.html
Look at this $1000 PC ($900 without OS).
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/1000-gaming-pc-june-2011.html
That's good enough to max out any game for the next couple of years at least.
Here is a $800 build that would max out all of todays games.
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/750-gaming-pc-june-2011.html
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