Where can i get a OK gaming computer for 100 bucks?

Q. Want to get a OK gaming computer for 100 bucks (used of course) Cause i only have 100 bucks, I really just want it to play combat arms and halo and MAYBE left for dead.
No it's 100% possible, I mostly want a computer i can upgrade my self, Like if it DON'T have a onboard video card, i can upgrade the video card and put more ram.
It can be old as long as it can be upgraded!!

A. How can you expect a pc of that cost.You can't even get an i3 processor for 100 bucks and forget about rest of the things.It would be better if you add more $100 and get an ipod touch 4g.

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Gaming computer......?

Q. I am looking for a gaming computer for under 700 dollars if possible. I don't know enough about computer to build one. please help

A. if you want a gaming computer for under 700 bucks look on newegg.com. matter of fact, here's a link to one i looked up real quick, it's actually 740 bucks, but you're not gonna pay tax online so its kinda the same! and yes, the dual core 6000 it comes with is a great processor. why's it always cheaper there? cause they sell in huge volume.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229003

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What is a good cheap gaming computer?

Q. I wanna buy a gaming computer for christmas that isn't thousands of dollars and is priced between 400 and 700 bucks. Any suggestions?

A. The typical budget build is this:
AMD Phenom II X4 955BE
Asus M5A97
HD 6850
G. Skill Ripjaws 2x2GB DDR3-1333 CL9
Antec Earthwatts 650W
NZXT Source 210
1TB HDD

Or for an intel build:
Intel Core i3-2120
Asrock U3S3
HD 6850
G. Skill Ripjaws 2x2GB DDR3-1333 CL9
Antec Earthwatts 650W
NZXT Source 210
1TB HDD

For $700, you can even opt to get an HD 6870 or GTX 560 if you wait for hard drive prices to go down.

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What is the best possible gaming computer I can get in my price range?

Q. What is the best possible gaming computer I can get for around 750-875 dollars? I have been looking for a while, but have not found a good computer yet. So if anyone can help, thanks!

A. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/19ZMp
This is the most bang for buck build in your price range. It will let you play all the latest games at probably max settings at comfortable framerates.

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How much will a gaming computer cost in Singapore?

Q. I need to know how much a good gaming computer will cost in Singapore,because my current one is only average.

Pentium(R) Dual Core Processor 2.93Ghz
Ram 2G(1.75G Usable)
NVIDIA Geforce 7050
Video Ram:889mb
Pixel shader 3.0

A. build one, or upgrade yours, ur dual core 2.9 is ok, its not an i7 buts its ok, u need at least 4 gigs of ram, ur nvidea is a lil old or what? whats the 7050? hd? is it pci express?? whats games u play? get a PS3 for 300 bucks, slim, 120 gig, wallmsrt

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What are some good specs i should use to build my own gaming computer for as cheap as possible?

Q. I am looking to build my own gaming computer but I don't know very much about computer building so I was wondering if anyone could give me some good specs to work with on a budget?

Thanks for any help

A. This depends on your budget...

Some good parts...
CPU:
- Intel Core i5 2500K is the best bang for buck, especially if you overclock.
- Intel Core i3 2100 is a good budget option but you cannot overclock for extra performance.
- AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition is another good budget option, which you can overclock.

Motherboard:
- This depends on your CPU.
- AM3+ board for AMD, 1155 for Intel.
- Stick to brands Gigabyte, ASRock, ASUS, MSI for generally good boards
- See how much back ports, expansion slots, Crossfire/SLI support and determine if you need them.
- Get an ATX board (MATX boards are smaller and cheaper, usually not as good)
- Don't bother with excessive boards like the Rampage, Assassin, Sabertooth (unless you have a high budget)

Memory:
- Brands: G.Skill, Corsair, Mushkin, Kingston
- Do not get the ValueRAM/ValueSelect (or similar) ones.
- DDR3 1600MHz 2x4GB (8GB) is the sweet spot atm.

Case:
- Your choice
- Look at reviews on the net about them.

Power Supply:
- Check with a power supply calculator (google it), round up to nearest available wattage power supply there is.
- Brands: Enermax, Corsair, Seasonic, Silverstone.
- Do not skimp on this. You don't want to blow up your new computer because you got a cheap one, do you?

DVD:
- Anyone that is cheap is good. Bluray drives are more expensive.

Hard Drive:
- Check the price/GB
- Prices have gone up due to Thailand floods
- 3.5" 7200rpm, from Seagate, Samsung, Western Digital is a good idea.

Solid State Drive:
- Optional
- Decreases boot time, opening applications, loading stuff.
- Expensive
- Go for a 60-120GB model if you want this.

Graphics Card:
- Determine what games you play
- Check their website for the recommended (screw minimum) requirements.
- Check TomsHardware for their graphics card of the month articles.
- Pick one that suits your budget range.

Building a computer isn't too hard, plenty of guides in the internet.

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I want to buy a really good gaming computer?

Q. I have 15 hundred bucks. I want a good assed gaming computer, but not extremely expensive. Good enough to keep me busy for a long time though. Where should i go and how should i do it? I want it to at least run arma 2 with amazing graphics. I don't know how to build it myself so if someone can help me figure that out, i'll try it. What website is good to get someone to help me?

A. Nice budget, if you aim into gaming - no reason for Intel i7, I5 would do even better. Add 8GB RAM and good video card - you are looking into GTX 670 and no less. You should have one - it's ridiculously fast for the money. The rest - Z77 board, you will also need reliable 600+W PSU. CPU cooler is a must - overclocking brings performance up around 20% and coolers help it a lot, plus less noise from bigger fans.
Check this one below - upgrade to GTX 670, keep the rest as is. Shipped free, 3y warranty, great service, you will like it!

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What is a good cheap gaming computer?

Q. I wanna buy a gaming computer for christmas that isn't thousands of dollars and is priced between 400 and 700 bucks. Any suggestions?

A. The typical budget build is this:
AMD Phenom II X4 955BE
Asus M5A97
HD 6850
G. Skill Ripjaws 2x2GB DDR3-1333 CL9
Antec Earthwatts 650W
NZXT Source 210
1TB HDD

Or for an intel build:
Intel Core i3-2120
Asrock U3S3
HD 6850
G. Skill Ripjaws 2x2GB DDR3-1333 CL9
Antec Earthwatts 650W
NZXT Source 210
1TB HDD

For $700, you can even opt to get an HD 6870 or GTX 560 if you wait for hard drive prices to go down.

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How much will a gaming computer cost in Singapore?

Q. I need to know how much a good gaming computer will cost in Singapore,because my current one is only average.

Pentium(R) Dual Core Processor 2.93Ghz
Ram 2G(1.75G Usable)
NVIDIA Geforce 7050
Video Ram:889mb
Pixel shader 3.0

A. build one, or upgrade yours, ur dual core 2.9 is ok, its not an i7 buts its ok, u need at least 4 gigs of ram, ur nvidea is a lil old or what? whats the 7050? hd? is it pci express?? whats games u play? get a PS3 for 300 bucks, slim, 120 gig, wallmsrt

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What are some good specs i should use to build my own gaming computer for as cheap as possible?

Q. I am looking to build my own gaming computer but I don't know very much about computer building so I was wondering if anyone could give me some good specs to work with on a budget?

Thanks for any help

A. This depends on your budget...

Some good parts...
CPU:
- Intel Core i5 2500K is the best bang for buck, especially if you overclock.
- Intel Core i3 2100 is a good budget option but you cannot overclock for extra performance.
- AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition is another good budget option, which you can overclock.

Motherboard:
- This depends on your CPU.
- AM3+ board for AMD, 1155 for Intel.
- Stick to brands Gigabyte, ASRock, ASUS, MSI for generally good boards
- See how much back ports, expansion slots, Crossfire/SLI support and determine if you need them.
- Get an ATX board (MATX boards are smaller and cheaper, usually not as good)
- Don't bother with excessive boards like the Rampage, Assassin, Sabertooth (unless you have a high budget)

Memory:
- Brands: G.Skill, Corsair, Mushkin, Kingston
- Do not get the ValueRAM/ValueSelect (or similar) ones.
- DDR3 1600MHz 2x4GB (8GB) is the sweet spot atm.

Case:
- Your choice
- Look at reviews on the net about them.

Power Supply:
- Check with a power supply calculator (google it), round up to nearest available wattage power supply there is.
- Brands: Enermax, Corsair, Seasonic, Silverstone.
- Do not skimp on this. You don't want to blow up your new computer because you got a cheap one, do you?

DVD:
- Anyone that is cheap is good. Bluray drives are more expensive.

Hard Drive:
- Check the price/GB
- Prices have gone up due to Thailand floods
- 3.5" 7200rpm, from Seagate, Samsung, Western Digital is a good idea.

Solid State Drive:
- Optional
- Decreases boot time, opening applications, loading stuff.
- Expensive
- Go for a 60-120GB model if you want this.

Graphics Card:
- Determine what games you play
- Check their website for the recommended (screw minimum) requirements.
- Check TomsHardware for their graphics card of the month articles.
- Pick one that suits your budget range.

Building a computer isn't too hard, plenty of guides in the internet.

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What is the best possible gaming computer I can get in my price range?

Q. What is the best possible gaming computer I can get for around 750-875 dollars? I have been looking for a while, but have not found a good computer yet. So if anyone can help, thanks!

A. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/19ZMp
This is the most bang for buck build in your price range. It will let you play all the latest games at probably max settings at comfortable framerates.

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Where can i get a OK gaming computer for 100 bucks?

Q. Want to get a OK gaming computer for 100 bucks (used of course) Cause i only have 100 bucks, I really just want it to play combat arms and halo and MAYBE left for dead.
No it's 100% possible, I mostly want a computer i can upgrade my self, Like if it DON'T have a onboard video card, i can upgrade the video card and put more ram.
It can be old as long as it can be upgraded!!

A. How can you expect a pc of that cost.You can't even get an i3 processor for 100 bucks and forget about rest of the things.It would be better if you add more $100 and get an ipod touch 4g.

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