Desktop Buying

[heric]

Hey i need some help I am trying to find a good desktop that would last for a good 3 years of gaming could anyone tell one under a reasonable price please

Thank you

 

[pillar]

Specs on system required.

You looking to build it yourself or buying from a manufacturer?

Also price range is needed as well.

 

[heric]

Specs: Gaming all i want to do is make it last for upcoming games soon

Build: either one

Price Range: 1500-1000

 

[pillar]

Well do us a favor & go shopping for parts that you would like.

Also what exactly is the current config of your system? Is there anything worth keeping? If there is something that you can take over to the new system, it might save ya in a lil bit of $$, but not much.

Once you finish creating your wishlist, we will help you edit the wishlist to give you more bang for your buck.

 

[heric]

thanks

 

[mattM_-]

Luckily for you, people suggest builds that get evaluated constantly to make sure that they are the best for that price range...

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-core-i7,2582.html

Thats just over 1500, and your set for a few years pretty much.

 

[Ph?bus]

Luckily for you, people suggest builds that get evaluated constantly to make sure that they are the best for that price range...

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-core-i7,2582.html

Thats just over 1500, and your set for a few years pretty much.

Wow. Yeah, go with this one.

 

[reflex99]

build in T'sHW looks good

Tom's accepts money from hardware companies, so i would keep in mind that you may be able to find better prices.

EDIT: they don't include windows, so it would be an extra $100

unless you have "alternate" means of acquiring one.

EDITEDIT: I would subsitute the Rosewill cooler for a Cooler Master 212+

EDITEDITEDIT: I would also choose a different case like the CM690II, Coolermaster scout, or Cooler Master HAF 922