Q. i just got rid of my old gaming pc i have 500 -530$ to get a new one looking for
4 gigs or ram ddr3
320-1tb hhd
good video card
quad core or higher
and a sick good looking case
anyone know where i can get a good gaming pc for around 500$
4 gigs or ram ddr3
320-1tb hhd
good video card
quad core or higher
and a sick good looking case
anyone know where i can get a good gaming pc for around 500$
Answer
$500 won't get a gaming PC, maybe a regular PC for $500 it will be ok.
Gaming PC will starts at $800 even if you build it yourself.
$500 won't get a gaming PC, maybe a regular PC for $500 it will be ok.
Gaming PC will starts at $800 even if you build it yourself.
Gaming PC under $500?
Mason
I have wanted a gaming PC for a while now, but being 13 i cant get a job. I managed to save up $500 and want a good Gaming PC. I prefer Intel i3 and up( my dad doesnt like AMD i dont know the difference) Thanks
It doesnt have to built when i buy it i will put it together if not done already
Answer
You need to raise your budget.
You can get the hardware alone for $500, but a copy of Windows costs $100 by itself. So your total cost would be closer to $600.
Here's a list of builds, each color is a different performance level. Green ($527) is the one you want. I suggest going with a cheaper case (NZXT Gamma) which saves you enough money to upgrade to the Core i3 2120.
http://www.hardware-revolution.com/best-budget-gaming-pc-february-2012/
A Dual-Core Sandy Bridge Pentium G860 beats a cheap AMD processor for gaming, although I recommend getting an i3 if possible.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/display/amd-fx-8120-6100-4100_6.html#sect0
Your other option in this price range is buying a used gaming computer- if someone is selling a rig that cost them $650-$800 a couple years ago, you might find a deal for around $500.
**** Update ****
The built-in APU in AMD's A6/A8 processors does have much better gaming performance than Intel's integrated graphics, but it's still inferior to even a $60 graphics card.
You need to raise your budget.
You can get the hardware alone for $500, but a copy of Windows costs $100 by itself. So your total cost would be closer to $600.
Here's a list of builds, each color is a different performance level. Green ($527) is the one you want. I suggest going with a cheaper case (NZXT Gamma) which saves you enough money to upgrade to the Core i3 2120.
http://www.hardware-revolution.com/best-budget-gaming-pc-february-2012/
A Dual-Core Sandy Bridge Pentium G860 beats a cheap AMD processor for gaming, although I recommend getting an i3 if possible.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/display/amd-fx-8120-6100-4100_6.html#sect0
Your other option in this price range is buying a used gaming computer- if someone is selling a rig that cost them $650-$800 a couple years ago, you might find a deal for around $500.
**** Update ****
The built-in APU in AMD's A6/A8 processors does have much better gaming performance than Intel's integrated graphics, but it's still inferior to even a $60 graphics card.
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