Q. I can go a little higher if necessary.
A. With that cash you can easily build a gaming PC that will last years without any issue. I recently built my friend a MONSTER for $740 in parts. The main piece of this is DON'T BUY AN ALIENWARE. They're not bad at all, actually they're pretty damn awesome, but you can easily put a gaming computer together that's just as good for a LOT cheaper. My recommendation is buying a Dell Inspiron 560 from dell.com, and get it with the cheapest specs there are, so that it's around $299. Then buy a good nVidia GeForce video card, as nVidia is usually the more widely supported GPU for video cards. (The one I used was an nVidia GeForce GTS 450 Free Performance Boost 1GB.) Then, buy RAM from Crucial.com, as they have AWESOME prices, and they ship for free! Just make sure that you check the slot size and front serial bus for the motherboard to make sure that you get the right kind. (I'm pretty sure that Crucial has a search via PC model though, so you should just be able to do that.) Finally, with all this stuff needing power, you'll need a bigger power supply to handle it. I recommend a Corsair power supply, they've never failed me, and at most you'll need about a 500 Watt, maybe even 450 Watt. I built my friend's with an Corsair GS800 (800 Watts) because I happened to get it on sale, and it helped add to the flashiness :P. You can get a cheaper one though. Just make sure it's enough. When in doubt, get a bigger power supply. (They all have the correct dimensions to fit in the Inspiron case, so no worries there.) And with that, I have finished my long-winded explanation. But like I said, in the end, that cost just a little over half of what you're putting out for a budget, so you can go even bigger if you please, such as a mind-blowingly amazing video card, or a gaming PC case with extra cooling and whatnot, or whatever you please.
Gaming computer for under $1200?
Q. Can sum1 create me a good gaming computer with functioning parts for under $1200?
preference: nvidia 9800+, intel quad or core 2 duo, nice case with green or blue neon lights, sumthing good like fans or heatsink so that it wont heat up.
19 inc CHEAP monitor.
preference: nvidia 9800+, intel quad or core 2 duo, nice case with green or blue neon lights, sumthing good like fans or heatsink so that it wont heat up.
19 inc CHEAP monitor.
A. my buddy made me a nice gaming pc this is his current add, he mostly works locally but i know he was talking about expanding. http://stillwater.craigslist.org/cps/851033357.html
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