Building a Gaming PC Questions

id like to know..where can i get more info about video cards, more about specs, and everything that is related with pc gaming

the best place to get stuff, wich brand is better...everything

thnks !

newegg.com is the best place to buy your peripherals...aka components. What brand of processor are you wanting to go with?

newegg.com is the best place to buy your peripherals...aka components. What brand of processor are you wanting to go with?

bblundell

dunno everything

What type of budget money-wise are we talking about here?

newegg.com is good, i visited it AFTER i built mine

Ibought a book called "dude you can do it, how to build a sweet PC" 8)

my compy is a bit outta date now.. and getting slow.. need to build a new one

What type of budget money-wise are we talking about here?

bblundell

hum...lets say $600 to start with

well... so start with $600? :/ i think your better off saving a little more, yes you can get decent stuff but eh, mid gaming pc is ok i guessskulper34

some stuff you can suggest me to get ? like wich video card...something

u can easily get a gaming pc for 600 bucks you just have to shop wisely, you dont want top of the line its to expensive for its performance, here Ill throw something out there

AMD X2 4000+............$70

Nvidia 8600gts...........$150

2gigs pc6400............$60

Gigabyte mobo...........$75

Case with power supply...$40-50

250gig sata hard drive....$68

dvd rom drive......$30

all that is about $500 and that setup will run most current games on high-highest. these are all the real prices on Newegg.com

u can easily get a gaming pc for 600 bucks you just have to shop wisely, you dont want top of the line its to expensive for its performance, here Ill throw something out there

AMD X2 4000+............$70

Nvidia 8600gts...........$150

2gigs pc6400............$60

Gigabyte mobo...........$75

Case with power supply...$40-50

250gig sata hard drive....$68

dvd rom drive......$30

all that is about $500 and that setup will run most current games on high-highest. these are all the real prices on Newegg.com

SuperBork

Yeah his right $600 is a pretty good start for a gaming rig...might not look pretty you know you not going to buy the lights and a super case. But if you just want a pc that can play games you can make a pretty good rebuild with $600

Case with power supply...$40-50

SuperBork

I suggest spending a bit more than that on your case, and PSU. They are two parts that will last through a couple builds so it's fine to splurge on them, and cheap cases and PSU's tend to ruin perfectly good hardware.

A good case will still run this build under $600 though, but I highly doubt the OP really knows what he's getting into.