- Jan 3, 2016
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Hello everyone, I know this is probably asked a lot, but since it is so specific to the individual person I figured I'd ask. I found a website, ibuypower.com that was recommended to have a customized gaming PC built. There are so many options, and while I know my way around a computer and would be capable of building one myself if I put the time into it, I do not have that time. I am currently a full time nursing student and graduate in 3 months, but our current computer is starting to barely hang on to life and I would like a new computer soon to replace it. I figured if we are going to get a new computer anyway, it might as well be good. Both me and my husband are huge gamers, and he recently has started to stream on twitch doing speed runs for old school games. So I need advice on what exactly I need, and do not need to build a computer to match our needs. We have about $1500 we are willing to spend on a desktop, and would like to be able to :
*Play most, if not all games on high settings with no lag
*Enough power to handle hours of live streaming with video capture devices connected to consoles, such as snes, without crashing or overheating
* Have a generally stable computer that will hopefully last us a while, with specs good enough to handle future games, but without all the fancy stuff that is not needed.
I hope this isn't too much to ask for the price we have, we may be able to spend a little more but we are tight on money since I am not working and in school full time, my husband has been working overtime just because he wants a nice desktop so badly, I will hopefully be working as a RN in a few months so we will recover, but we would really like a new desktop
Any advice would be appreciated, I don't want to buy an expensive computer with unneeded things that just cost more money. Thanks!
*Play most, if not all games on high settings with no lag
*Enough power to handle hours of live streaming with video capture devices connected to consoles, such as snes, without crashing or overheating
* Have a generally stable computer that will hopefully last us a while, with specs good enough to handle future games, but without all the fancy stuff that is not needed.
I hope this isn't too much to ask for the price we have, we may be able to spend a little more but we are tight on money since I am not working and in school full time, my husband has been working overtime just because he wants a nice desktop so badly, I will hopefully be working as a RN in a few months so we will recover, but we would really like a new desktop
Any advice would be appreciated, I don't want to buy an expensive computer with unneeded things that just cost more money. Thanks!
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