Gaming pc suggestions.

[Rick Sanchez]

Hey guys, i am in the market for a new gaming pc. I was wondering what websites people suggest as well as what builds. I can't build my own pc nor do i have the time, however i have the money. Although my brother in law could sometimes you dont want to be patient you know? Anyways my budget is about 900 dollars. To all the computer savy people, what do you suggest website, build kit, etc.

Any input is greatly appreciated thanks alot fellow p99ers

[Hauser]

I usually get all my stuff from newegg.

What devices do u need? Monitor, mouse keyboard, printer, speakers, headset, bluray...ect.

Do u need an operating system? Ur windows 7 key should work on multiple comps. Windows 8 and 10 are 1 key per comp from my exp.

[Rick Sanchez]

I have the monitor and speakers all i need is the actual rig

[Rick Sanchez]

https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Labor_Day_Special_I

Is this worth the money? Keep in mind i am aware of the pre built inflation

[phacemeltar]

tigerdirect > newegg

[Pokesan]

make sure you don't get red lights, they add too much heat. stick with green lights or optimally, get blue lights. they're a little pricier but help quite a lot with heat issues.

[Rick Sanchez]

loving the knowledge here folks, keep it coming, any specific rig or a select few in the 900 - 1000 range on any website that you guys suggest or recommend

[Pringles]

tigerdirect > newegg

ummmmm, no.

[Kevris]

Go here: http://www.logicalincrements.com/

Find your price range on the right side of the page.

Buy the parts it tells you to buy.

[phacemeltar]

ummmmm, no.

maybe youve had better results, but imo newegg rma and shipping policy eat butt

[Ranndom]

Hey guys, i am in the market for a new gaming pc. I was wondering what websites people suggest as well as what builds. I can't build my own pc nor do i have the time, however i have the money. Although my brother in law could sometimes you dont want to be patient you know? Anyways my budget is about 900 dollars. To all the computer savy people, what do you suggest website, build kit, etc.

Any input is greatly appreciated thanks alot fellow p99ers

just research and build it yourself. 900 dollar self built could get you ~1500 pre built.
Its really not that hard

[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

tigerdirect > newegg

ummmmm, no.

maybe youve had better results, but imo newegg rma and shipping policy eat butt
They both have their ups and downs. Tiger Direct has more options for specialty rigs, Newegg has more sales/specials.

[Nuggie]

I've tried both tigerdirect and newegg. Haven't used tigerdirect in the last 10 years, so my info may be out of date, but I go with newegg.

Also Google pick my pc parts. That's a good site similar to the one listed above. Just easier to remember.

I would buy a midsized case so you don't have cable length issues. Get a 2nd Gen mobo from asus that suports the I7 intel processors. . A 2 tb hdd(hold out to upgrade to a ssd until you have some cash free up, then put your OS and your fav game on it). The rest of the parts you can fill up with whatever just to get you off the ground. Upgrade it later as your needs increase. The good mobo is what's important.

Good luck.