i have to buy a gaming pc?

Afnan

i want the configuration of a gaming pc which can play games of 2007 like
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
fable
saints row
all the sims
all the gtas
all the call of duties
all the medal of honours
all the fifas
all the aoes
Galactic Civilizations II: Dark Avatar
Command & Conquer 3 Tiberiun Wars
Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword
black and white 1 and2

i think thats enough

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Linux doesn't work with any of those games. A $1500 gaming PC will be able to play all those games. But it is best if you build your own PC. Building your own PC gives you the best bang for your buck. If you can do it. But you are probably not up to the challenge. If you want a guide to help you assemble your own PC, read this. This is very informative and has helped many people.

http://tools.corsairmemory.com/systembuild/report.aspx?report_id=78237

What is the best gaming PC on the market for under $1500?

Logan A.

I'd prefer one that doesn't come with a lot of useless crap.

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Try Carbonfrost Systems Defender Mark I. It comes to about $1400 and you get a pretty good gaming computer for that amount. I am listing the specs below as well as the website address.

http://www.carbonfrost.com/products/defender/

500 Gigabyte Hard Drive
2 GB RAM
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ Dual Core
2.3 GHz Processor
DVD±R Burner 18X
ASUS AMD Motherboard
GeForce 7900GS 512MB Overclock Edition Video Card
M-Audio HD Sound Card
Windows Vista Home Basic
Starter Package

This configuration should be more than enough to play alot of the games and you can even go higher on their website. It also comes with 2 year warranty and they removed all unnecessary software (bloatware) from my PC before shipping so it was fast and I got one of the best deals for the price.

Plus they overclock your gaming pc and still keep it under warranty so you are gettting a even better pc than what I listed above. Good luck in your search



http://www.carbonfrost.com/

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Best gaming PC 2013 1000-1500$?

Paul

Title

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The best processor for gaming that is out there right now is the Intel i5 3560K. i7 isn't necessary for gaming and is more suited for doing picture and movie editing or Photoshop kind of applications and would cost you about $100 more. I would pair a 3560K with a mid-range MOBO and 16 gb of ram. The real test in cost would depend on how crazy you want to get with the graphics cards. Check out this link for benchmarks on most of the highest-end graphics cards and prices as well:
http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html

For a crazy high-end gamer, I would suggest (if starting from scratch) spending about $800 to $1000 on everything before GPU and the remaining money on the GPU(s) themselves. Of course there are always ways to cut price by getting 8 gb of ram, and maybe a cheaper case. All is up to you :)

Gaming pc for around 1500$?

Ethan

I'm looking for a gaming computer to run rts games such as Starcraft 2 and Warcraft 3 on high graphics, also I would like high graphics with amnesia the dark descent and arma 2, the fps should be smooth with little or no lag, this computer will also have all of the total war game series on it as well, thank you in advance for the specs, I already have the mouse and keyboard and need everything else

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Hello,

do you plan on building it yourself?

And for those games, you can build a PC for about $750-$1000 and have no problems with those games.

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Best gaming PC 2013 1000-1500$?

Q. Title

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The best processor for gaming that is out there right now is the Intel i5 3560K. i7 isn't necessary for gaming and is more suited for doing picture and movie editing or Photoshop kind of applications and would cost you about $100 more. I would pair a 3560K with a mid-range MOBO and 16 gb of ram. The real test in cost would depend on how crazy you want to get with the graphics cards. Check out this link for benchmarks on most of the highest-end graphics cards and prices as well:
http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html

For a crazy high-end gamer, I would suggest (if starting from scratch) spending about $800 to $1000 on everything before GPU and the remaining money on the GPU(s) themselves. Of course there are always ways to cut price by getting 8 gb of ram, and maybe a cheaper case. All is up to you :)

Gaming pc for around 1500$?

Q. I'm looking for a gaming computer to run rts games such as Starcraft 2 and Warcraft 3 on high graphics, also I would like high graphics with amnesia the dark descent and arma 2, the fps should be smooth with little or no lag, this computer will also have all of the total war game series on it as well, thank you in advance for the specs, I already have the mouse and keyboard and need everything else

Answer
Hello,

do you plan on building it yourself?

And for those games, you can build a PC for about $750-$1000 and have no problems with those games.

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What is the best gaming PC on the market for under $1500?

Logan A.

I'd prefer one that doesn't come with a lot of useless crap.

Answer
Try Carbonfrost Systems Defender Mark I. It comes to about $1400 and you get a pretty good gaming computer for that amount. I am listing the specs below as well as the website address.

http://www.carbonfrost.com/products/defender/

500 Gigabyte Hard Drive
2 GB RAM
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ Dual Core
2.3 GHz Processor
DVD±R Burner 18X
ASUS AMD Motherboard
GeForce 7900GS 512MB Overclock Edition Video Card
M-Audio HD Sound Card
Windows Vista Home Basic
Starter Package

This configuration should be more than enough to play alot of the games and you can even go higher on their website. It also comes with 2 year warranty and they removed all unnecessary software (bloatware) from my PC before shipping so it was fast and I got one of the best deals for the price.

Plus they overclock your gaming pc and still keep it under warranty so you are gettting a even better pc than what I listed above. Good luck in your search



http://www.carbonfrost.com/

How much does a good gaming PC cost?

Sea Man

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A gaming PC for the average consumer will spend under $750 for the "No Frills" bundled system with average generic components, average performance, and average looking case. An LCD/LED monitor will cost an extra $150 or so.

The price above is dependent on which country and currency that determines the average cost of a computer system.

For browsing and very limited gaming with a screen, it will cost around $500 to $750.

As you mentioned "Good" and not the "Ultimate" or "Best", then you'll be look at middle range with reasonable quality brands, parts and expecting to achieve the recommended gaming resolution of at least 1920+ with medium to high graphics settings and the way the computer and keyboard/mouse looks is up to the consumer's choice and budget; et cetera.

Then you'll be look at least $1500 to $1750. For something that is Best; then the cost is $1750 to $2250. And for Ultimate; you're looking at around $2250 to $3250.

These prices above reflect on the current local consumer market, and only refers to the components if you were to custom build the system yourself for a desktop PC. The price is also based on a singular purpose system for gaming only with a single graphics card.

Those who are looking for the extremes in gaming performance will be spending up to $5,000+ for multiple graphics cards, a large consuming power supply with 4 figures as they can go as high as 1500W or more; memory, hard drive performance; audio capabilities, peripheral accessories et cetera.

I built a dedicated desktop system about 4 years ago specifically for file storage using a proper Raid 5 card to handle 8x SATA drives; and based upon the drives and the card itself; it was close to $3,000; so in saying so, it depends on the usage and configuration of a computer system.

Branded systems, you will expect to pay a lot more; and if it is a notebook; significantly more.

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What is the best gaming PC on the market for under $1500?

Logan A.

I'd prefer one that doesn't come with a lot of useless crap.

Answer
Try Carbonfrost Systems Defender Mark I. It comes to about $1400 and you get a pretty good gaming computer for that amount. I am listing the specs below as well as the website address.

http://www.carbonfrost.com/products/defender/

500 Gigabyte Hard Drive
2 GB RAM
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ Dual Core
2.3 GHz Processor
DVD±R Burner 18X
ASUS AMD Motherboard
GeForce 7900GS 512MB Overclock Edition Video Card
M-Audio HD Sound Card
Windows Vista Home Basic
Starter Package

This configuration should be more than enough to play alot of the games and you can even go higher on their website. It also comes with 2 year warranty and they removed all unnecessary software (bloatware) from my PC before shipping so it was fast and I got one of the best deals for the price.

Plus they overclock your gaming pc and still keep it under warranty so you are gettting a even better pc than what I listed above. Good luck in your search



http://www.carbonfrost.com/

How much does a good gaming PC cost?

Sea Man

Answer
A gaming PC for the average consumer will spend under $750 for the "No Frills" bundled system with average generic components, average performance, and average looking case. An LCD/LED monitor will cost an extra $150 or so.

The price above is dependent on which country and currency that determines the average cost of a computer system.

For browsing and very limited gaming with a screen, it will cost around $500 to $750.

As you mentioned "Good" and not the "Ultimate" or "Best", then you'll be look at middle range with reasonable quality brands, parts and expecting to achieve the recommended gaming resolution of at least 1920+ with medium to high graphics settings and the way the computer and keyboard/mouse looks is up to the consumer's choice and budget; et cetera.

Then you'll be look at least $1500 to $1750. For something that is Best; then the cost is $1750 to $2250. And for Ultimate; you're looking at around $2250 to $3250.

These prices above reflect on the current local consumer market, and only refers to the components if you were to custom build the system yourself for a desktop PC. The price is also based on a singular purpose system for gaming only with a single graphics card.

Those who are looking for the extremes in gaming performance will be spending up to $5,000+ for multiple graphics cards, a large consuming power supply with 4 figures as they can go as high as 1500W or more; memory, hard drive performance; audio capabilities, peripheral accessories et cetera.

I built a dedicated desktop system about 4 years ago specifically for file storage using a proper Raid 5 card to handle 8x SATA drives; and based upon the drives and the card itself; it was close to $3,000; so in saying so, it depends on the usage and configuration of a computer system.

Branded systems, you will expect to pay a lot more; and if it is a notebook; significantly more.

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im going to build a gaming pc and i need help on what type of parts to get?

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Kilo Hares

I am going to build a gaming PC ,and im new to this so i don't know what to get. I have a budget of 1000 to 1500. Which parts would give me the most power, effectiveness, and durability. Preferable something that would last the longest and let me play battlefield on a high resolution. Thank you for your help.

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Go to Pcpartpicker.com and select your parts. I would suggest getting a GTX 660, an AMD FX 4.0ghz, and at least 8gb of DDR3 RAM.

What's a good list of PC components for building a gaming PC?

Waffle-ato

I want an epic gaming pc, that WON'T break the bank. I'm willing to go upwards around $1500-$2000. I want a total Kick-A$$ gaming pc. I most certainly will not do liquid cooling (i mean with resevoirs, pumps, and all that stuff) Any money you can save me will be great. I don't need a monitor, mouse, headphones, or any of that stuff. I want this focused on parts not peripherals. Links Please :))

Thanks!

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Just make sure you get SSD (I would combine it with SATA so you have both speed for system/programs and storage for data). SSD could seem quite expensive, but if you buy a smaller one, really just for fast system and programs, it shouldn't be so much money. ¨
Make sure you have atleast 8 GB RAM - it's not so expensive.
Also never skimp on cooling, that's very important. It doesn't have to be liquid.

Now you can look how much money you got left, and considering that you could choose which CPU and GPU (and correct motherboard and power supply) you can afford. I wouldn't go below 2 GB memory on GPU if you are a serious gamer. CPU probably 4 cores.

I'm not going to make you a list, but these are most significant "epic gaming PC factors" for me :-)
Hope you pick well, and enjoy your gaming experience.

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What is a good PC for gaming or how can I build a good gaming PC?

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Robert

I would like a gaming PC/Laptop, but I always hear it's best to build a PC. How would I do this? How do I get started? Please Help.

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Building A PC at first may seem like a stressful and scary undertaking but it's actually quite easy.
I have a few guides here that helped me a lot in the manufacturing of my PC.
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Picking your Parts:
For purchasing your PC parts I would recommend these sites:
http://www.newegg.com
http://www.amazon.com
http://www.tigerdirect.com
http://www.ebay.com

⢠This site does gaming PC Part Lists ranging from $500-$1500 every month so you know it will always have current parts. It will also give you a good general idea of what you want and what's compatible in your PC:
http://newbcomputerbuild.com/newb-gaming-pc-builds-month/
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Building Your PC:
⢠Complete Step by Step Video From Beginning to End of Building a PC from scratch by Newegg.com (Best One to Use):
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPIXAtNGGCw
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_56kyib-Ls
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxaVBsXEiok

⢠The parts in this guide may be a little dated but the principles of installing all the components are still the same.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/274745-31-step-step-guide-building

⢠Another guide site on building a PC
http://www.buildeasypc.com/

This should get you started on your adventure of building your PC. Not only do you learn a lot from this experience, it's fun! You will also save a ton of $$$ vs buying a prebuilt from lets say Alienware or iBUYPOWER and it's custom tailored to your specific gaming/computing needs.

If you need any help or have any questions of building your first PC then message me on yahoo and I'll see if I can help you. I hope I helped you and have a great day!

i am planning on buying a gaming pc and i need some help?

icecoldbre

hi everyone. i am planning on building a gaming pc since i have heard you can save alot of cash that way instead of buying one from alienware, dell, etc. im willing to spend from $1500 to $2000. what is the best website to buy the parts from and what do you recommened getting in order to get the best gaming experience possible with my budget?

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Specs:CPU:Phenom II 955BE 3.2GHzx4, MOBO:Asus M4a79T Deluxe 790FX, RAM:4GB OCZ platinum DDR3 PC12800, VIDEOCARDS: 1 XFX Radeon HD 4890 Xtreme GDDR5 , PSU: Sigma 850W modular, COOLING: I use a Gelid Spirit for CPU, HDD: 1 Seagate 1TB 7200.11 CASE: Antec Twelve Hundred

Custom built by myself for less than $1000 USD. Bought in pieces from www.newegg.com.

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What is the best gaming pc u can build for 1500$?

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SlackerAdd

I want to build a good gaming pc, and like most people I want to get the most out of my money. So I have 1500$ to use. Where should I buy it? And what should I buy? (Im building it myself, so i just need the parts)

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http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=21203108

Don't think I forgot anything.

That's the build I would make, plus the build I'm slowly upgrading to over time.

What best and affordable components should I get when building a PC?

Ulises

Im researching on the components that are good when I build my PC. Not an expensive custom gaming PC that totals around $1500. I want a PC good enough to run a games on medium perspective. Give me examples on the:
Memory, OS, CPU cooler, Power Supply, Graphics Card, CPU, Hard Drive, and motherboard.
I hope I waste around $700-$900. I already have a case good enough for the components.

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Get this FX-6100/970/8GB/2TB/700watt PSU SuperCombo DIY kit - $557
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.789267

And add this MSI N560GTX-Ti 448 Twin Frozr III - $270 after mail-in rebate
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127615

The above is a GTX570 minus one shader cluster, but can easily attain its original speeds...


That's $830 for a super gaming computer...

Wanna go cheaper, add either this HD6870 2GB - $180
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150563

Or the HD6870 1GB - $145
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150561

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