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Gaming comp? So i've finally saved up enough for a new gaming desktop computer. however, i don't want to spend it ALL just because i have the money. im wondering if i should just buy a stock computer and add in a high-end video card with a few other tweaks or just straight up buy a brand new computer made for gaming. I will be using this comp for school work as well. I've got about 1200. I'd prefer to keep the spendings below 550. |
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if you wanna play new games (skyrim, battlefield etc) you are gonna have to use all that 1200...and more if you don't have a monitor and peripherals. you can probably get away with sc2 on medium settings at best with a $500 budget when you have a more reasonable budget put together a build list and check out the build thread on here...most of us are usually helpful. |
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Basic systems will run you around $5-700. But if you want gaming your looking at a minimum of $1000... |
What's your current spec? My system was probably like 5 years old and all I did was upgrade with Win7, a SSD, and new GPU and it works great on games. Quote:
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It really depends on what types of games you're planning on playing... but $500 for a "gaming" comp is pretty much impossible. Even the most budget system that I could think of would be around 600~ after tax.... |
Also depends heavily on whether you already have a monitor, case, mouse, keyboard, speakers. What components do you need specifically ? Posted via RS Mobile |
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unless OP buys 2nd hand parts. |
lol ill sell you a computer that is doable for 550 q6600 4 gigs ddr2 xfx5850 60gigs ssd 620w psu and maybe a 500 gigs extra hdd ? |
save more money. |
2500k cpu mobo combo + mid-high range card on sale + all the other stuff totals to only around 800-900...and you can play most games max and BF3 at upper-high settings...so i'd invest in saving money |
built mine for about 500, can run bf3 on medium :fuckyeah: |
800 should suffice. |
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