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Envi 03-23-2013 04:55 PM

Good Desktop Computers!
 
Hey I was wondering if anyone knew any good desktop computers for gaming and skype etc. If you do feel free to post a link or tell me what the name of it is my price range is 300-500 so if there are any good Desktops feel free to post it here!
,Thanks Envi

99% 03-23-2013 07:15 PM

Buy a Dell.
Then overtime, upgrade parts to improve it for gaming.

Envi 03-23-2013 07:46 PM

Ok thanks 99

imSupah 03-24-2013 06:03 AM

Or better idea is to build your own.. Not all that hard...And its much better than getting a built one anyway.

Johnaudi 03-24-2013 07:23 AM

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Posted by iAmSupah (Post 317394)
Or better idea is to build your own.. Not all that hard...And its much better than getting a built one anyway.

You'll avoid warranty while building your own, so nope.

I'd buy an i3 with 300-500 with a 4GB RAM, Radeon VC, 350 GB would be enough. People wouldn't really need 1 TB for gaming, nor need the best VGA out there since all games run at a good rate...

Talon 03-24-2013 10:02 AM

I would recommend building your own rig, but there's really not much you can do in your price range. Actually, you could probably make a decent rig for around $500. Built one around that price range a year or two ago and it was pretty sufficient for the games I played.

Ignatius 03-24-2013 12:03 PM

Definately, can't stress this enough: BUILD YOUR OWN.

With $800.00, you could play Far Cry 3 easily, and do any other PC tasks easily.

V. 03-24-2013 12:07 PM

800 on a PC? Woah.

Admiral 03-24-2013 06:45 PM

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Posted by V. (Post 317458)
800 on a PC? Woah.

£800's not enough! For a good gaming PC anyway.

With 300 - 500 as your price range, you won't be able to build that great of a gaming PC. You could build one, it could probably run good graphics as well, but I'd recommend saving up more, till atleast 1000, though I'm not sure how much parts are in the US.

But if your still looking to buy one, I watched a video a while back on JackFrags building a gaming PC with just £300. He even tests it at the end, if you want to watch that.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh455l3348s

Crono 03-24-2013 10:27 PM

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Posted by Johnaudi (Post 317407)
You'll avoid warranty while building your own, so nope.

I'm sorry, but where the **** did you read that? Normally I don't mind people trying to give advice, but that was horrible. Not only is it not true, but building your own is the way to go.

Rezon 03-25-2013 12:06 AM

If you don't know how to build a computer, you can always go to your local hardware store and they might assemble it for you at a cost.

Pimpsy G. 03-25-2013 12:13 AM

You don't need $800+ to have a good gaming rig, really. If you're fine playing games on high/medium settings a $500 computer can run everything besides the occasional glorified tech demo (I'm looking at you, Crysis 3).

Note: I define a "Good" rig as something that can run the currently 'high end' games at the time with medium settings at 40+ fps. Running (literally) everything on max settings 1080 60fps is not a good rig, its a behemoth monster machine.

hosler 03-25-2013 12:44 AM

Building your own will save you tons of cash

BboyEatsbacon 03-25-2013 12:55 AM

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Posted by Johnaudi (Post 317407)
You'll avoid warranty while building your own, so nope.

What...? Each part you get normally comes with warranty...

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Posted by Johnaudi (Post 317407)
I'd buy an i3 with 300-500 with a 4GB RAM

If they're on budget, you should probably suggest something AMD- AMD doesn't have the best cpu out there, but they have good CPUs for those on a budget.

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Posted by Johnaudi (Post 317407)
People wouldn't really need 1 TB for gaming, nor need the best VGA out there since all games run at a good rate...

I'd still suggest going for 1TB HDD; it will allow them to expand if they need more than just gaming.

and I'm going to assume you mean GPU instead of VGA...?

Envi 03-25-2013 01:05 AM

Thanks Guys I guess I'm going to build my own. I found some info on how to build a Pc and what parts I need to build it so im going to start buying as soon as possible


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