Showing posts with label best gaming pc 600. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best gaming pc 600. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

want to build a game PC for 600$?




Daniel T


i want to build a gaming pc for 600$ can anyone give me a list off all the parts i need within 600$ i have the case keyboard and mouse so all i need is the parts can anyone give me a list and prices that would help so much thanks


Answer
Those are the essential parts you can get within the 600 dollars budget which will give you the best performence:
Intel quad core Q6600
Geforce 9600 GT
hard drive with 250GB any brand
the cheapest mother board you can get as long as it works with quad cores intel processors
2GB ram of any brand

What's a good Gaming PC (£500-£600)?




B


OK I'm looking for a decent gaming computer for about £500-£600. I want to be able to play the majority of games on quite good graphics, and it would be cool if i could run things like Crisis on good graphics. Would be good if screen was included, but i know that's asking for quite a lot :D
Would also be nice if someone could basically explain what i need to look for in a gaming PC, 'cos i don't really understand about the components :P.
Now I've heard that it's cheaper to build your own computer, which i would be willing to do, but again, i don't know much about the parts of PC's...
Also, if you know of any good websites that sell Gaming PC's, would appreciate it if you could tell me :)
Thanks



Answer
You could check this website.

The formost thing you need in a Gaming PC is a good graphics card. The GTX 460 will play all games just fine. I think it's helpful to have a quad-core processor and a halfway decent power supply. I would compile a shopping cart to see if it is cheaper to build your own.

here's the 9 parts you need to build just the tower.

-Processor
-Motherboard
-Power Supply (600w minimum for gaming)
-RAM at least 4gb
-Graphics Card (at least a GTX 460)
-CD/DVDRW disk drive
-Hard Drive
-Windows 7

In your case, you probably be better off spending a month educating yourself on how to build a PC. Perhaps in that time you can save up an extra 100 pounds for your build.

Alienware? Yeah, you're paying an extra $500 right off the bat for just the name. Dell bought out Alienware and then people who used to manage Alienware started iBuyPower.




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Friday, February 28, 2014

Building a Gaming PC?




Joseph


What would you recommend?
Looking towards a mid range gaming pc that can at least run Battlefield Bad Company 2 on max graphics at around 40-60 fps
Price range would be around 600-750$ for everything.
:)



Answer
if you are going to make a pc for gaming you are going to need a fast processor. and its going to have to be dual or more if you want it to run smoothly. secondly you are going to need a lot of rams, but that is very easy and cheap to upgrade or install. thirdly you are going to need a graphic card to run games at an awsome display and speed. ussually the least would be 1gb graphic or more to run some of the modern game real well. but after all that is placed you are now going to need a stronger power supply to run all this upgrades, or you will atleast need to set your bios to handle this.

there also other ways such as overclocking your system thru the bios
but it dosent work on all of them

oh and for the proccesor it is going to have to be atleast 2.0ghz dual core

A good gaming pc for maximum £600 ?




Luv Yuee


i need a laptop for gaming not for hardcore gaming like wow but sometimes i would like to play games on it like aoe or like fifa 10 etc at high quality and . can you plz give me some links on some laptop that you think would be good plz only from proper website like pc world or dell i dont know too much but not like ebay plz thanks


Answer
ok lol "hardcore gaming like wow"

i bet a 400$ notebook can run wow




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Saturday, August 24, 2013

How important is a CPU in a gaming PC?

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I am thinking about building a new gaming PC, but I'm on a fairly tight budget (around £600). So is it more important to invest in a good CPU and a good GPU or an average CPU and a really good GPU.

Thanks in advance for answering. :)



Answer
GPU -> CPU.

I would write more,but that's basically how it works for games. Grab yourself an average CPU with good overclocking potential and pair that with a decent GPU. Don't forget enough ram (2+GB) and a solid PSU.

Can anyone help me with finding a gaming PC to buy?




Ryan


I think I'll ask for a gaming PC for Christmas, but I need help finding one. Can anyone direct me to somewhere I can get a gaming PC that will run games like Battlefield 3, Call of Duty and Minecraft with little to no lag that I can get delivered to/in Ireland? What kind of price range and specs am I looking at? Thanks.


Answer
Build your own. You are looking at 600 if you build your own. If you choose to get a crappy dell then it will cost you 1200.




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Tuesday, June 25, 2013

What is the best site to order a custom gaming pc?

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N-Bomb


I'm looking to order a custom gaming pc online in the range of 600-700 dollars (or so) and was wondering what sites would be recommended (Im getting a lot of disputing results via Google and this is a huge purchase for me)
I'm not looking to build it myself as a side note.



Answer
newegg for barebones, ibuypower, CyberPowerPC

How well does an nvidia gt 610 handle in gaming?




Daniel Roj


Trying to get a cheap Gaming PC, (hopefully under $600) that can at least run games decently, like Battlefield 3 and such.


Answer
Its a low end card it wont do a lot .
CPU: Intel Core i5-3570K 3.4GHz Quad-Core Processor ($169.99 @ Microcenter)
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO 82.9 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler ($29.98 @ Amazon)
Motherboard: Asus P8Z77-V LX ATX LGA1155 Motherboard ($109.99 @ Newegg)
Memory: Crucial Ballistix sport 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1333 Memory ($36.78 @ B&H)
Video Card: XFX Radeon HD 7850 2GB Video Card ($184.99 @ NCIX US)
Case: BitFenix Merc Alpha ATX Mid Tower Case ($39.98 @ NCIX US)
Power Supply: Corsair Builder 500W 80 PLUS Certified ATX12V Power Supply ($39.99 @ Newegg)
Optical Drive: Samsung SH-222BB/BEBE DVD/CD Writer ($37.77 @ Mac Connection)
Total: $649.47

Or
GPU: Radeon HD 7850
CPU: i3 3220
RAM: 4gb RAM
CASE: NZXT Source 210
MOTHERBOARD:MSI Z77A-G41
PSU: Cooler Masater Elite 460w




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