Q.
A. As you're probably noticing anything specifically labeled as a gaming computer tends to have a ridiculous price tag attached to it. Systems like Dell's Alienware are often going to be double what a traditional computer costs. The cheapest gaming computer I bought already built is one where I picked a very cheap model and had the hardware hand selected to meet my needs. Nearly all companies give you the option to select a computer and upgrade the processor etc. Always remember that a fancy case does not make a great gaming computer. In fact much of the time people are really paying for more of the case and the name than the actual hardware. This is why building a computer or selecting the parts and having one constructed for you is quite a bit less expensive.
Your next best option if you don't want to spend the time consulting someone on what specs are the best to have is to just shop for one of the new Ultrabooks. This is a new genre of computers that Intel hatched that are portable but meet a very strict set of specs which are much more performance based. Computers like the Macbook Air fall in this category which can handle gaming online very well but still are priced at around a grand or less.
The final option you may want to consider is a refurbished computer. Many start to cringe when they hear the word refurbished but the thing is that nearly every major manufacturer now offers the same warranty as a new computer. The discounts can be pretty substantial and with a solid 1 to 3 year warranty you can't go wrong. Just ideally stick with one of the main outlets and not a fly by night company that isn't affiliated with the manufacturer. They generally don't have the latest testing and certification equipment as well as don't have the best warranties.
Your next best option if you don't want to spend the time consulting someone on what specs are the best to have is to just shop for one of the new Ultrabooks. This is a new genre of computers that Intel hatched that are portable but meet a very strict set of specs which are much more performance based. Computers like the Macbook Air fall in this category which can handle gaming online very well but still are priced at around a grand or less.
The final option you may want to consider is a refurbished computer. Many start to cringe when they hear the word refurbished but the thing is that nearly every major manufacturer now offers the same warranty as a new computer. The discounts can be pretty substantial and with a solid 1 to 3 year warranty you can't go wrong. Just ideally stick with one of the main outlets and not a fly by night company that isn't affiliated with the manufacturer. They generally don't have the latest testing and certification equipment as well as don't have the best warranties.
Computer games coming in 2012?
Q. What are the new computer games that are coming out this year, 2012?
A. Max Payne 3 [March]
Mass Effect [March]
Final Fantasy XIII-2 [February]
Ghost Recon: Future Soldier [March]
Grand Theft Auto V [TBC 2012]
I am Alive [TBC 2012]
The Darkness [Feb]
Darksiders [June]
Ridege Racer [March]
Double Jeopardy [TBC 2012]
Prototype [April]
Ninja Garden 3 [March]
MUD [February]
Metal Gear Rising [TBC 2012]
Soul Calibur V [Feb]
Metal Gear Solid HD Collection [Feb]
South Park The Game [TBC]
Call of Duty [November]
Assasins Creed 3 [TBC]
Mass Effect [March]
Final Fantasy XIII-2 [February]
Ghost Recon: Future Soldier [March]
Grand Theft Auto V [TBC 2012]
I am Alive [TBC 2012]
The Darkness [Feb]
Darksiders [June]
Ridege Racer [March]
Double Jeopardy [TBC 2012]
Prototype [April]
Ninja Garden 3 [March]
MUD [February]
Metal Gear Rising [TBC 2012]
Soul Calibur V [Feb]
Metal Gear Solid HD Collection [Feb]
South Park The Game [TBC]
Call of Duty [November]
Assasins Creed 3 [TBC]
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