Q. So heres the thing,im travelling to another country soon.I wanted to start to play games on pc.The problem is I only have 1,500 dollars and I dont know how to build my pc.Could I build or buy a good desktop and monitor with 1,500?How?But i could get a gaming laptop and it would be ok,would this laptop be good for gaming?I can affoard it,but would be good for gaming?or maybe even for hardcore gaming?(http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Asus+-+17.3%26%2334%3B+Laptop+-+8GB+Memory+-+1TB+Hard+Drive/5176239.p?id=1218621250769&skuId=5176239).About the computer,i already bought an awesome mouse and headset,but could i buy a better then the laptop desktop,keyboard and monitor with $1500?Im leaving in 7 days,so i dont have much time.What should I do?What sould I buy?Any suggestions?How could i Build my own computer?It would be better?Put yourself into my place,what would you do?The ASUS laptop is good at all?
A. Well, you can get more specs for less money if you build your own computer, and it's relatively easy to build as long as you make sure all the components fit and are compatible with each other. However, the Asus you mentioned is an excellent gaming laptop, and you can easily play all of today's top games, including graphically intense ones like Total War on it. From what I remember it received excellent reviews. It isn't however very mobile which kind of beats the purpose of a laptop.
In the end if you want to do more than just play games and are at least a little tech savvy you should build a desktop, but if you want something ready made you can pick up from Best Buy I would reccomend the Asus
In the end if you want to do more than just play games and are at least a little tech savvy you should build a desktop, but if you want something ready made you can pick up from Best Buy I would reccomend the Asus
What headphones are good for computer gaming?
Q. Optional: Why?
A. the razer tiamat's are a good entry pair of gaming headphones. it should help you test out whether you prefer positional audio setups (surround sound) or high fidelity stereo (don't be fooled, top of the line stereo headsets will outperform nearly every "gaming" equivalent).
The tiamat has a great condenser and the noise cancelling mic is superb. A con is it's not made for people with big ears. The mmx 300 has an incredible soundstage, and is one of the premiere "gaming" headsets that actually lives up to its word. much more expensive tho. check out sennheiser too.
Razer tiamat review - http://www.headset-ratings.com/razer-tiamat-7-1-surround-sound-gaming-headset/
Beyerdynamic mmx 300 review - http://www.headset-ratings.com/beyerdynamic-mmx-300-pc-gaming-headset/
read reviews and get informed as possible before buying. good luck!
The tiamat has a great condenser and the noise cancelling mic is superb. A con is it's not made for people with big ears. The mmx 300 has an incredible soundstage, and is one of the premiere "gaming" headsets that actually lives up to its word. much more expensive tho. check out sennheiser too.
Razer tiamat review - http://www.headset-ratings.com/razer-tiamat-7-1-surround-sound-gaming-headset/
Beyerdynamic mmx 300 review - http://www.headset-ratings.com/beyerdynamic-mmx-300-pc-gaming-headset/
read reviews and get informed as possible before buying. good luck!
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