Q. I want a computer that's good for both gaming and school. So it should be light enough to carry around, but still quiet good.
A. The market is big for this kind of subject.
I would personally suggest a HP- the 8GB RAM Quad core version is more than enough for Video games, and comes in at under 500 pounds.
Alienwares are good but pricey, and they tend to overheat, which is a problem if you're playing on your lap (which I always do).
Acers are good. They are light, often come with good graphics cards, and are cheap too.
If you're in America, and have no budget- GET A RAZORBLADE Gaming Laptop. They are the best, and I know this from personal experience. They can run really heavy duty games without the slightest catch, have a long battery life, awesome screen and a light weight.
I would personally suggest a HP- the 8GB RAM Quad core version is more than enough for Video games, and comes in at under 500 pounds.
Alienwares are good but pricey, and they tend to overheat, which is a problem if you're playing on your lap (which I always do).
Acers are good. They are light, often come with good graphics cards, and are cheap too.
If you're in America, and have no budget- GET A RAZORBLADE Gaming Laptop. They are the best, and I know this from personal experience. They can run really heavy duty games without the slightest catch, have a long battery life, awesome screen and a light weight.
What is a cheap computer that's great for gaming?
Q. I want a computer from 300 to 500 that is really good for gaming.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
A. To get a game PC cheap you need to build one yourself really. If you're new to this then don't be scared to to it, it really is just a case of plugging each thing into each other.
I am literally going to order the parts to built my own this week (my very first build) and this is what I was planning to get:
(it's a litttle over 500 pound but you can get half the stuff from an old PC if you have one)
Biostar AM3 motherboard with 790GX chipset
AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition Quad-Core Processor (3.2Ghz)
4GB DDR3 RAM 1333mhz
500GB 700rpm HDD
ATI Radeon HD 4890 1GB (Sapphire) Graphics
Trust SC-7600 Sound card
Colors-IT 750w Gold 12CM Silent Power Supply
I'm getting all this off Amazon.co.uk for really good prices. In total + delivery inc VAT its only £686.75, which compared to the other gaming PCs (costing thousands) is pretty good. Don't forget you will need to buy a heatsync for your processor too, and a case with a fan, and maybe a wireless network card. I am getting these off my old PC so I haven't got prices for them, but in total they should only add about £100 extra unless you want a really glamorous case.
I am literally going to order the parts to built my own this week (my very first build) and this is what I was planning to get:
(it's a litttle over 500 pound but you can get half the stuff from an old PC if you have one)
Biostar AM3 motherboard with 790GX chipset
AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition Quad-Core Processor (3.2Ghz)
4GB DDR3 RAM 1333mhz
500GB 700rpm HDD
ATI Radeon HD 4890 1GB (Sapphire) Graphics
Trust SC-7600 Sound card
Colors-IT 750w Gold 12CM Silent Power Supply
I'm getting all this off Amazon.co.uk for really good prices. In total + delivery inc VAT its only £686.75, which compared to the other gaming PCs (costing thousands) is pretty good. Don't forget you will need to buy a heatsync for your processor too, and a case with a fan, and maybe a wireless network card. I am getting these off my old PC so I haven't got prices for them, but in total they should only add about £100 extra unless you want a really glamorous case.
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