Q. Hello, I'm looking for a very good computer to buy to better my online gaming experiance....(I play WoW)
Lets say price is not a problem....whats the...top 3?
(NO MACS! CUZ MACS SUCK!)
ty^^
What i want:
I want the fastest load times...a computer that can load a large ammount of gaming data fast (internet connection rocks)
-I never want to lag due to my computer
-I wnat the best graphics WoW can dish out
....thats pretty much it lol
Lets say price is not a problem....whats the...top 3?
(NO MACS! CUZ MACS SUCK!)
ty^^
What i want:
I want the fastest load times...a computer that can load a large ammount of gaming data fast (internet connection rocks)
-I never want to lag due to my computer
-I wnat the best graphics WoW can dish out
....thats pretty much it lol
A. My company, Zero 3 Computers offer great computers a even better deals....check this out:
z500
2.4GHz Core 2 Quad
MSI NVIDIA nForce 680i ATX Intel Motherboard (SLI READY)
Max Memory Supported: 8GB
PCI Express x16: 4
PCI Express x1: 1
4GB DDR2 240 Pin Memory
500GB Hard Drive
20X DVD±R
16X DVD-ROM
2x 512MB 256bit nVidia GeForce 8800GT (SLI READY)
22" Widescreen LCD
550W Black Raidmax Sagitta 2 Gaming Case
External 5.25" Drives: 5
External 3.25" Drives: 2
Internal 3.25" Drives: 3
Logitech Gaming Controls (mouse and Keyboard)
2.0 Speakers
XP Home / Vista Home Basic 32-Bit (see above to choose)
$2200.00
http://www.zero3computers.com/z500.htm
With dual 8800GT video cards, quad core technology, a 4GB or ram....you will pretty much be on top of your game for a long time to come. Dont get suckered into buying a $5000.00 computer from DELL / Alienware (basically same company now) or Falcon NW.....that is outrageous for a computer considering it probably cost less for them then it does for me to build....but my price is half of theirs with same parts and quality.
Spending $5000.00 doesnt make you a hard core gamer....my $2200.00 system can keep up with theirs with no problems. So dont go for these way overpriced computers when you can spend half as much and walk with more.
Check us out:
http://www.zero3computers.com
z500
2.4GHz Core 2 Quad
MSI NVIDIA nForce 680i ATX Intel Motherboard (SLI READY)
Max Memory Supported: 8GB
PCI Express x16: 4
PCI Express x1: 1
4GB DDR2 240 Pin Memory
500GB Hard Drive
20X DVD±R
16X DVD-ROM
2x 512MB 256bit nVidia GeForce 8800GT (SLI READY)
22" Widescreen LCD
550W Black Raidmax Sagitta 2 Gaming Case
External 5.25" Drives: 5
External 3.25" Drives: 2
Internal 3.25" Drives: 3
Logitech Gaming Controls (mouse and Keyboard)
2.0 Speakers
XP Home / Vista Home Basic 32-Bit (see above to choose)
$2200.00
http://www.zero3computers.com/z500.htm
With dual 8800GT video cards, quad core technology, a 4GB or ram....you will pretty much be on top of your game for a long time to come. Dont get suckered into buying a $5000.00 computer from DELL / Alienware (basically same company now) or Falcon NW.....that is outrageous for a computer considering it probably cost less for them then it does for me to build....but my price is half of theirs with same parts and quality.
Spending $5000.00 doesnt make you a hard core gamer....my $2200.00 system can keep up with theirs with no problems. So dont go for these way overpriced computers when you can spend half as much and walk with more.
Check us out:
http://www.zero3computers.com
What is a good gaming computer?
Q. I am currently looking for a good gaming computer that isn't too expensive.
A. The only way to get a good gaming computer "cheap" is the DIY build, IMO.
If you have $800 to spend, you can get a solid computer. The monitor, speakers, keyboard, and mouse are additional costs to this $800.
You'll need the following:
Case
Power Supply
Motherboard
RAM
Video Card(s)
Hard Drive(s)
DVD-R/RW Drive (and/or Blu-Ray)
Keyboard
Mouse
Monitor
Speakers
Operating System
Go with an AMD CPU and you'll keep your costs down. The motherboard should support DDR3 RAM, and your video card budget should be as high as you can go. If you can get 2 cards (must be supported by your mainboard), you will rock.
Get some kick ass 7.1 Surround sound speakers.
What exactly are you looking to spend? I will do a write-up on a build that will fit your budget. Please let me know if you need speakers, monitor, mouse, keyboard as well. I recommend a gaming keyboard and mouse for gaming purposes, obviously.
If you have $800 to spend, you can get a solid computer. The monitor, speakers, keyboard, and mouse are additional costs to this $800.
You'll need the following:
Case
Power Supply
Motherboard
RAM
Video Card(s)
Hard Drive(s)
DVD-R/RW Drive (and/or Blu-Ray)
Keyboard
Mouse
Monitor
Speakers
Operating System
Go with an AMD CPU and you'll keep your costs down. The motherboard should support DDR3 RAM, and your video card budget should be as high as you can go. If you can get 2 cards (must be supported by your mainboard), you will rock.
Get some kick ass 7.1 Surround sound speakers.
What exactly are you looking to spend? I will do a write-up on a build that will fit your budget. Please let me know if you need speakers, monitor, mouse, keyboard as well. I recommend a gaming keyboard and mouse for gaming purposes, obviously.
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