Q: I don't want to spend more than $800, but I'm looking for an intel gaming computer that I can custom up to $800 with the best specs for the price.
can you guys checkout cyberpowerpc.com and tell me what you think if I ordered something off of that sight, other than that I can't find a sight that could help me.
A: Cyberpowerpc is a great site, in terms of the builds they offer. Biggamingrigs.com is very good as well. You might also give Magic Micro a shot.
If you're building from scratch, then NewEgg.com has the best prices on components, usually a bit better than Tigerdirect.
I want to build a custom computer and I need some suggestions on what kind of hardware im going to need. Its going to be intel based. I want to spend $700 maybe $750. I need parts that will work together, are cheap and will offer a great gaming experience. I want the MOST for my money. Please only list parts that you KNOW will work together. Any suggestions and opinions are greatly appreciated!
It was with heavy hearts that hardcore PC gamers learned that Alienware was being bought by Dell back in 2006. Many feared that the company's approach to custom building gaming PCs would get diluted by a corporation that needed to satisfy its shareholders. At least one of Alienware's founders, Kevin Wasielewski, thought so, and he left to start his own boutique gaming-computer company, Origin.
Today Origin unveils its first products, a laptop and a desktop. The laptop, called the Eon18 has an 18.4" screen, dual Dual Nvidia GeForceGTX 280M graphics processors, and up to three 160GB SSDs for storage. It starts at $2,600.
Called the Genesis, the desktop has a processor is described as thus: "Up to Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition 975 Overclocked to 4.2GHz LGA 1366 Quad-Core." I'm not entirely sure what all that means, but it sounds badass. The Genesis starts at $1,700, though Wasielewski says the average price would be more around $4,500. Of course, both models give you customization options galore (more details after the jump).
I am only looking for the parts because i want to make it myself.
I dont know whether to select the 250GB HD with 8M Cache or the 300GB HD with 16M Cache... Any ideas? Is the cache important for gaming?
Trio of families open the Portage's new Virtual Velocity Gaming Center - Kalamazoo Gazette - MLive.com
Kalamazoo Gazette - MLive.comTrio of families open the Portage's new Virtual Velocity Gaming Center 150 plus -- Number of games available for play on the gaming center's high-end PCs and consoles. Virtual Velocity Gaming Center boasts 20 custom-built PCs
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The First-Timer's Guide to Building a Computer from Scratch - Lifehacker The First-Timer's Guide to Building a Computer from Scratch So when I needed a new PC late last year, I took the plunge and built my custom system. I'm so glad I did—the project turned out to be one of my proudest |
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CYBERPOWER’S NEW GAMER INFINITY 9515 HITS THE MAINSTREAM GAMING ... - Home Toys (press release) CYBERPOWER’S NEW GAMER INFINITY 9515 HITS THE MAINSTREAM GAMING CyberPower Inc. www.cyberpowerpc.com was founded in 1998 and has emerged as one of the leading custom computer system manufacturers. |
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