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Alberto Va
I plan on making a high performance gaming computer around $1000 but I'm not really sure what i should get. Also I will be playing games like Skyrim, Diablo 3, Battlefield, Dishonored, and Star Wars old republic. So I'm going to need at really good computer, Also what i plan on doing is spending more money on the important parts like Video cards, Motherboard, etc then upgrade all the stuff later. Thanks in advance!!
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for a full list of links of parts you should get contact me by E-mail sending the specifications and preference brands and games your are going to play and you monitor resolution and the parts you want include things like mouse and windows 7 and your budget and i will send you back the list
for a full list of links of parts you should get contact me by E-mail sending the specifications and preference brands and games your are going to play and you monitor resolution and the parts you want include things like mouse and windows 7 and your budget and i will send you back the list
What computer for under 1000 dollars can play world of war-craft new expansion at ultra high settings?
Wes
The only pc games I would be playing is Starcraft 2, Diablo 3, and world of warcraft cataclysm. I have 1500 dollars saved up but would prefer a system 1000 dollars or less. So all I'm looking for is a system that produces ultra high setting quality Blizzard Entertainment games. I was looking at Ibuypower.com the other day and comparing it to alienware but I want to hear from real experianced gamers.
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I play World of Warcraft: Cataclysm. I bought a Dell Desk Top and I paid $1300 for it, but I had to pay a delivery charge, and I paid for a warranty and real nice speakers. If you minus those 3 things, it might be near $1000. I think your best bet is to just go into Best Buy or some such store that sells computers, tell them what you are looking for, wanting to do with you computer, and how much you are willing to spend. One of my friends did that, for a game called "City Of Heroes" and he paid about $1000 (little under) for a real nice Gateway, with an even nicer monitor than I have. This takes away a delivery charge too.
I play World of Warcraft: Cataclysm. I bought a Dell Desk Top and I paid $1300 for it, but I had to pay a delivery charge, and I paid for a warranty and real nice speakers. If you minus those 3 things, it might be near $1000. I think your best bet is to just go into Best Buy or some such store that sells computers, tell them what you are looking for, wanting to do with you computer, and how much you are willing to spend. One of my friends did that, for a game called "City Of Heroes" and he paid about $1000 (little under) for a real nice Gateway, with an even nicer monitor than I have. This takes away a delivery charge too.
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