Good sites for gaming computers?

Im looking to get a nice gaming PC, i have tried ibuypower... but i canceled the order today from seeing all the bad reviews

My budget is 1,000 USD

right now im looking at digital storm online, they look alright but a bit expensive

im also considering building one and ordering parts from newegg, but i have no idea how to do that


So any ideas or sites anyone one may know of would be great :)

thanks!
Why would i want a dell? that's what id be getting with alienware

And i have googled it...didn't help

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Alienware is a gaming computer site.. and they are having a deal.. check it out

Plz. tell me free 3d games & computer books web-sites?

Venky

Friends plz. tell which sites are offering free 3d-game demos and also free computer related books.

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How about a LiveCDrom that when you boot, gives you hundreds of games?

http://livecdlist.com has 309 of them!

My favorite is http://pclinuxos.com

and, do a search at the first URL, for games!

There are more! 500 are reviewed, and DLs are free:
http://distrowatch.com

and, the games list is here, with 1400+ PC games, all running FREE! http://transgaming.org/gamesdb/

Then, I get the email daily, from GameSpyDaily, in my email box!
google it!

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What is the ultimate gaming computer for 1499?

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I need the ultimate gaming computer for 1499 and please site your sources. thank you.

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Unless you want to your own, you can go to ALIENWARE.COM, but they might be quite expensive...
Here are some other websites that you can trust:

http://vigorgaming.com/
http://www.digitalstormonline.com/gamingcomputers.asp
http://www.velocitymicro.com/category.php?cid=12
www.ibuypower.com
www.cyberpowerpc.com

What is the best priced gaming computer?

Jeremy

I'm currently browsing online sites looking for the best deal on a high-end gaming computer. I have a rough $600-700 budget trying to stick to $700... I have the thought in mind to build my own computer from scratch or buy a desktop such as the Alienware X51. Any information and comparisons are greatly appreciated on parts and computers.

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Just build one yourself.
It's fun, easy, and saves you lots of money.
Here is some good specs for about $700

CPU: Intel Core i5 2500k - $220 (Newegg)
MOBO: ASRock P67 EXTREME4 GEN3 - $150 (Newegg)
GPU: XFX Double D HD-687A-ZDFC Radeon HD 6870 - $160 w/ MIR (Newegg)
RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 4GB - $30 (Newegg)
PSU: CORSAIR Professional Series HX650 - $110 w/ MIR (Newegg)
CASE: COOLER MASTER RC-692-KKN2 CM690 - $65 w/ MIR (Newegg)
SOUND: OPTIONAL
INTERNET: OPTIONAL (NOT EXPENSIVE)

TOTAL: $735

Obviously you can play around with those specs.
Also, check out other sites like NCIX.US, Amazon, Ebay, and even Craigslist for cheaper parts. I built my computer that would have costed me over $1500 for about half of that price because I found great deals at these sites!

Also, for more information I'd suggest checking out Tom's Hardware forum.
There a lot of people like you with similar questions, and they're are more people that have more knowledge in building/OCing computers!

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