Gaming Pc budget is 600$

kenleighton · Mar 22, 2013

well im looking to get my first gaming pc ive never built a computer so not sure on that part just lookin for what i can get to run games like wow starcraft2 and skyrim on decent settings

AMD Radeon · Mar 22, 2013

are u from US/canada? did you already have monitor/keyboard?

kenleighton · Mar 22, 2013

im from the US and i plan to use my HD tv

atomicWAR · Mar 22, 2013

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/pc-gaming-overclock-build-a-pc,3443.html

try giving that a read.

kenleighton · Mar 22, 2013

alright sweet is there anywhere i can get one that will be built for me ?

atomicWAR · Mar 22, 2013

prebuilt like that for such a low price...not really. just go to newegg.com and pick those parts....some prices may have changed but it should get you close. if you need more help i am happy to assist you here or on private messages! building your own rig isn't as hard as you might think.

kenleighton · Mar 22, 2013

atomicWAR :

alright sweet ya my uncle said he can help me build it but my issue is i literally have 600 and thats it also have to get a keyboard and a WIFI adapter :/

DarkSable · Mar 22, 2013

kenleighton :

A keyboard can be found for $20 - I like the microsoft comfort curve 2000.

A wifi adapter will be about the same, but I'll warn you, gaming on wifi is HELL. It's unreliable and slow. You're far better off hooking up to the router with ethernet cable, if there's any possible way to do so.

atomicWAR · Mar 22, 2013

DarkSable :

kenleighton :

A keyboard can be found for $20 - I like the microsoft comfort curve 2000.

A wifi adapter will be about the same, but I'll warn you, gaming on wifi is HELL. It's unreliable and slow. You're far better off hooking up to the router with ethernet cable, if there's any possible way to do so.

i agree always run a wire if you can for a gaming rig...plus web pages load faster to do less latency....wireless is a latency hog.

kenleighton · Mar 22, 2013

DarkSable :

kenleighton :

A keyboard can be found for $20 - I like the microsoft comfort curve 2000.

A wifi adapter will be about the same, but I'll warn you, gaming on wifi is HELL. It's unreliable and slow. You're far better off hooking up to the router with ethernet cable, if there's any possible way to do so.

also dident mention i need to get an OS as well and ya i wish i could but theres no way since im in a different room then where the router is and it has to stay there :/

atomicWAR · Mar 22, 2013

windows will cost you more obviously...if you have a copy of win 7 you can load it and not check auto register...that will give you a 30 day trial but you will need buy a new key after that.

kenleighton · Mar 22, 2013

atomicWAR :

alright well considering all this is there a way to get what i need for 600 including an os

kenleighton · Mar 22, 2013

http://www.computerlx.com/view_cart.aspx how does this look?

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