A new...cheap gaming PC

[XxDarknessAngelxX]

They sell office computers. Like standard use.

it had pretty nice specs though

What's the graphics card?

IDK I DIDN'T READ IT ALL SINCE I SAW IT WHEN I WAS LEAVING LOL
(caps lock rage ftw)

[SalamiNipples]

Then how did you know it was a good computer?

[RedWolf]

Staples = office supplies. Anyways.... If you want a good cheap gaming computer, make your own. My brother made his online for about $900, it ran great. Idk the specs of his comp. So, yeah. NEVER buy stock computers. Make your own. Unless your some office dude.

[jCuber]

Hey guys,
Got a permission from SandSpur to bump this thread.

I just ordered my parts, and this is what I'm getting inside a week:

• Mobo - ASRock Z68 Pro3, Z68
• CPU - Intel Core i5-2500K, (Quad-core) 3.30GHz
• GPU - Powercolor Radeon HD 6950 1GB
• RAM - Kingston ValueRAM DIMM 4GB PC3-10667U CL9 (DDR3-1333) x 2 (2x4 = 8GB)
• PSU - XFX Core Edition PRO 550W
• Case - BitFenix Merc Beta
• DVD-Drive - LG GH24NS70 DVD-RW

Total price: 674.80€ - $934

In a nutshell: i5-2500k + Radeon HD 6950

[Riykku]

>not getting an i7
You disappoint, son.

[jCuber]

>thinking i7 kills i5
Get your facts right

[Riykku]

Well, in gaming, yeah.
But if you use your computer for other stuff, i7 wins.

[jCuber]

Gaming is what I'm going to do most of my time. If I was to do heavy 3D rendering and compositing in HD, I would've got more RAM and an i7, if my budget would've allowed it.