Hey everyone! It's been so long since i was on createblog, but i thought of where to talk to people about my building/finding a good gaming PC and i couldnt think of anywhere else rather than createblog! So if anyone has tips or even direct pc's to offer i would be very grateful! Thanks! Also, if you need to know anything else please ask.

Build or buy depends on how deep your pockets are, how much experience you have, how comfortable you feel installing expensive hardware, etc. If you want to build and live in the United States then I'd recommend Newegg to buy the better part of your hardware from, as most often they'll have the best deals, and if they don't, their service is more than worth the premium. If you want to buy a high-performance machine then you can go to any big-name manufacturer like Dell, Alienware, or if you really feel like a big spender, L.

The more costly the computer you intend on getting, the larger the price gap grows between building and buying. Also with buying you're guaranteed to get the machine fully-featured and fully assembled(I built this three years ago and my front audio ports still don't work). That being said, building is much funner and much cheaper. If you need specific instructions, feel free to ask

^ Yeah. Alienware is supposed to have the best gaming computers.
http://www.alienware.com/product_pages/des...ll_default.aspx
They're really expensive, but really good. My brother has the Area-51 5500 and he says that it's really fast.

Thanks! Those sites have awesome computers, but i just found one that has some pretty nice ones also, tigerdirect.com, i dont know much about it except it has some good prices. lol.

tigerdirect is really unreliable.
my friend ordered a geforce 7800gt from them and got a 6200

i suggest building, but u can also get good computers from falcon northwest

but holy shit pre-built gaming computers are expensive lol
once you know, you newegg ;]

but you should probably wait till february, windows vista and DirectX 10 is coming out

lmao, ive never heard of l computers

^ That makes no sense grammatically, but I get what you're saying.

GeForce is not a computer. It's a graphics card.

And please don't post here if you don't have anything to contribute to the topic.

you're not contributing

and neither are you

and about this topic
newegg is prolly your best bet, as other people have said, they have the best prices, and great support
and if you are looking for a gaming comp, im not sure if anybody has said this yet but falcons are amazing
http://www.falcon-nw.com