Lets Beef Revival

Originally Posted by Mindless

>Alienware

All of my fucking LAWL

I need you to teach me about building a gaming desktop. My current laptop, which has an external keyboard and mouse cause the original is broken, a very temperamental and faulty charger and a literally bolted and taped together screen, won't last me too much longer. My new job's looking like it'll bring in some alright money so putting together some cash for a gaming PC could be worth while.

[Mindless]

Originally Posted by EtH

I need you to teach me about building a gaming desktop. My current laptop, which has an external keyboard and mouse cause the original is broken, a very temperamental and faulty charger and a literally bolted and taped together screen, won't last me too much longer. My new job's looking like it'll bring in some alright money so putting together some cash for a gaming PC could be worth while.

http://www.logicalincrements.com/

There's your build guide. You can also check out http://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace which has some pretty good guides and links to LI.

[Babylon]

Originally Posted by EtH

I need you to teach me about building a gaming desktop. My current laptop, which has an external keyboard and mouse cause the original is broken, a very temperamental and faulty charger and a literally bolted and taped together screen, won't last me too much longer. My new job's looking like it'll bring in some alright money so putting together some cash for a gaming PC could be worth while.

oh man reading that made me remember when I had my shit laptop, been using a $1300 set up built by me for a while and it's just borderline flawless, can cosign logicalincriments as well as pcmr.

From Logical Increments, what would you guys suggest for me as an "entry level PC gamer"? I couldn't really venture to guess what kind of games I'd be playing, but let's just say I essentially want to play everything easily. Quality is important but to be honest I don't even notice a huge difference between HDMI and regular so I'm not trying to be some ultra hardcore elitist who needs to play everything 100000% or something you know? I just want to be able to pick up any game that I could possibly want, and play it with no issues what so ever. I'd also preferably not want to run out of space on the PC, have it ever freeze and all of that stuff that my laptop's a cunt for.

So, based on this vague bullshit, what tier would you guys recommend? I was thinking Superb looked pretty decent with a rough number of £695 but if yous think I can achieve what I want with Great, of course that'd be better.

Dude, if anyone tell you to drop more than 800 for a PC and you're a beginner, spit on them. I paid 450 for mine and this shits flawless. Looks great and performs great. I'll post my specs once I'm on PC to give you an idea of what you'd look for. I usually play GTA V on PC and that's a HUGE game. A modded version pretty much doubles the size or more.

[RULE]

Messaged Pugz a few days ago and havent heard back yet, i get the feeling this is probably not gonna end up with a resolution.

Will let y'all know one way or the other when i do.


Btw - My gaming PC cost £400 is runs errrrrythang! Get it on!

£400? Pretty solid too. So do you guys know your shit / would be able to advice based on the logical increments site? Yeah I'm a complete beginner to both building and PC gaming. My PC gaming history is; Space Invaders, Doom, Some Little Air/Land/Sea Racing Game, Space Pinball, Minesweeper, The Sims 1, Age of Empires Rome Demo, Age of Empires 2, Age of Empires 3, Commandos 2, Pizza Syndicate, Revolution Revolt, World of Mixed Martial Arts 3, World of Mixed Martial Arts 4, Football Manager 2016.

Safe to say I'm at ground zero here haha

Newegg.com is where I got my first PC. They sell everything computer related. Since they give you TBs of space, I do everything with my pc now. But if you do consider buying a PC, post the specs. I can give you an idea of what to have like what's good and what's not.

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I also use an Xbox One controller to play all my games LOOL.

Originally Posted by EtH

£400? Pretty solid too. So do you guys know your shit / would be able to advice based on the logical increments site? Yeah I'm a complete beginner to both building and PC gaming. My PC gaming history is; Space Invaders, Doom, Some Little Air/Land/Sea Racing Game, Space Pinball, Minesweeper, The Sims 1, Age of Empires Rome Demo, Age of Empires 2, Age of Empires 3, Commandos 2, Pizza Syndicate, Revolution Revolt, World of Mixed Martial Arts 3, World of Mixed Martial Arts 4, Football Manager 2016.

Safe to say I'm at ground zero here haha

Yea Punk is in the right ball park. You can build something that will last for his price if you get some good deals. You only need to spend an ass load if you plan on playing on the absolute max setting 4k res type max frames all that jazz. If you just want your games to run and be smooth you dont have to spend anything over like 6-700 USD.

Originally Posted by CN Punk

Newegg.com is where I got my first PC. They sell everything computer related. Since they give you TBs of space, I do everything with my pc now. But if you do consider buying a PC, post the specs. I can give you an idea of what to have like what's good and what's not.

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I also use an Xbox One controller to play all my games LOOL.

Doing a small bit of looking, Newegg and Amazon seem fairly similar price wise.

So you recommend buying over building?