Best Gaming Computer

I like to play all kind of game. Thanks for sharing the post about best gaming computer. There are many advantages to building your own gaming PC. As for a gaming configuration what everyone needs is a good graphic card and the graphic card that you have will define. The best Gaming configuration

1. Mother board :- Asus M4A88TD-V EVO/USB3 (AMD 880G ATX) DDR3
2. CPU :- Amd Athon II x 2 255 (3.1 GHz) 65w
3. Ram :- Kingston 4GB DDR3 - 1333(2x2GB)
4. OS :- Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
 
The1Fear said:
should I go with razors products or logitech products for gaming accessories?
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Either are good, I would probably say Logitech keyboard and Razer mouse. I do very much like the G9, but prefer the shape and size of most razer products, hoewver you will find mice are specific to each person. People will be used to and feel more comfortable with different shapes and sizes, so for you it may be the opposite. Just go with whichever you like the look of and looks like it would be comfortable. Better yet, if you have the opportunity to actually try whichever you are looking at, you will have a much better idea how you would feel using it
 
The1Fear said:
already have WIndows 7.....I think I'm missing a monitor, headset and mouse pad.
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Monitor - Are you only using one? (I think it's pointless having more, but that's just my opinion) try
http://www.google.com/products/cata...log_result&ct=image&resnum=3&ved=0CEUQ8gIwAg#

^^^ mouse pad

http://www.google.com/products/cata...T7GsvR-Aad05GMBA&sa=title&ved=0CDsQ8wIwBzgA#p

Monitor ^^^

http://www.google.com/products/cata...zZLdax-QaQ19SJBA&sa=title&ved=0CBcQ8wIwATgA#p

Headset ^^^

Dude, your budget is insane.
 
martine4161 said:
I like to play all kind of game. Thanks for sharing the post about best gaming computer. There are many advantages to building your own gaming PC. As for a gaming configuration what everyone needs is a good graphic card and the graphic card that you have will define. The best Gaming configuration

1. Mother board :- Asus M4A88TD-V EVO/USB3 (AMD 880G ATX) DDR3
2. CPU :- Amd Athon II x 2 255 (3.1 GHz) 65w
3. Ram :- Kingston 4GB DDR3 - 1333(2x2GB)
4. OS :- Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
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So by that logic I could have a 5970 with a 2.1 ghz cpu, only 1 gig of cheap RAM, and a 5400rpm HD, a cheap PSU that will probably fry my system in 6 months, a case with hardly any airflow and play any game out there on high settings?
 
I am not sure if this is a troll attempt or not, but in the hopes that it isnt, ill say a few things.

First off, that memory is a 100% waste. You are better off with two 6gb kits, there is absolutely no need for 24gb, and the dominators are a 100% complete waste on a 24/7 rig.

Second, the 980x will not work in the SR-2 motherboard. The EVGA SR-2 requires two Xeon processors with dual QPI links. I would recommend two of the Xeon 5620 processors, as they are the cheapest processors that have hyperthreading and dual QPI links.

Third, that case will not hold the SR-2 motherboard. Try mountainmods cases out, they are made for watercooling and you can buy an HPTX motherboard tray for their cases.

Fourth, buy from newegg.com, not amazon.

Fifth, Dual 5970's with a GTX480 for physx? That is a complete waste. If you want to waste your money, do so with four GTX480's for quad SLI. Also, for nvidia graphics cards i highly recommend EVGA graphics cards.

Sixth, windows 7 ultimate is a 100% complete waste, the home user will get no advantage over home premium. The only features worth noting are that windows 7 has bitlocker encrpytion, and home premium doesnt.

Seventh, a 240GB SSD is a total waste, the largest SSD i would recommend buying at this point in time is a 60GB OCZ Vertex 2/G.Skill phoenix/Corsair Force/Mushkin/OCZ Agility 2 as you do not need 240gb for a boot drive. For games and such use a large storage drive.

Eighth, You are really spending way too much money if you want a gaming computer. You are going to blow all this money, and a year later 50% of it will be outdated. You are better off spending less and then upgrading as new tech comes out.
 
OK DONE! Check my specs and tell me which one of the pieces should I go low with? Example: "from dominator 24gb, I've put 12gb." Thanks guys for replying back and I know I'm overbuying stuff, so tell me which of the hardwares should I go low with? And Thank you so much for the replies that helped me.
 
like bomber said, you DON'T need a 480 just for running physx. all you really need is a card that will run it. something like an 8800 card would do just as good a job as a 480.
 
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