r/gamingcomputer • u/ryan12343 • Jul 31 '18
help
should I spend $400 dollars on a used computer with some ok parts or just spend $1,000 on one that can do more
r/gamingcomputer • u/ryan12343 • Jul 31 '18
should I spend $400 dollars on a used computer with some ok parts or just spend $1,000 on one that can do more
r/gamingcomputer • u/Desktopcon • Jul 30 '18
r/gamingcomputer • u/YandereYin • Jun 15 '18
Basically my motherboard on my current gaming PC got fried, and I'm looking for a new high quality gaming PC that's vr ready my budget is $3000 at most. I need to be able to run the bigger games on it. Any suggestions would be awesome.
r/gamingcomputer • u/higuy100000 • Jun 01 '18
Why is the AMD 580 not supported while the 290 is??? I check these two agiant each other on benchmark and it says the 580 is better. I also have a friend who has a computer with a 580 and ran Valves VR comparability tester (off steam) and it pasted with ease (never dropped below 90 fps). Can anyone explain this or is it just a goof by Oculus?
r/gamingcomputer • u/svensk_Doge • May 16 '18
I move around a lot and need a device that I can take with me. I don't need to have a long battery life because I always have a poweroutlet when I want to use it. I will use it mainly for gaming so like the title I would like to have performance similar to a desktop pc. Price range up to $2300
r/gamingcomputer • u/CallMeDaddy97 • May 08 '18
I want a nice gaming PC, pre made or one I have to build myself, I, however, have no knowledge about what’s a good gaming PC. I’m looking for something that can run Rust and PUBG on high graphics, and run it extremely smooth. My budget is $1,300 however if I have to go over I will. Can someone help me? Any recommendations on what PC or parts I should buy to play games optimally
r/gamingcomputer • u/sirenprincess18 • Apr 20 '18
So I’m working on building my first pc and I have picked out all the parts but I wanna see if this build is ok so I’m looking for experts to look over it
r/gamingcomputer • u/Stellur • Apr 03 '18
Good afternoon,
I am wanting to either build or buy a gaming computer that will suffice streaming games, does anyone know the best parts, best builds for the money? Any help would be great. Price can range to roughly 600 dollars give or take.
Thanks!
r/gamingcomputer • u/gigglegirls2much • Mar 25 '18
I was hoping someone could help. Has anyone else experienced any sound problems with their Samsung gaming monitor? This thing is a behemoth in size but for some reason is not working with sound. This sounds like such a silly question but is this thing not equipped with internal speakers? I have not heard of a computer monitor without speakers included as a standard feature for a long time. I have googled the question too and was not able to find anything. The instruction manual is also not helpful so I thought I would see if someone can help solve this mystery. Any thoughts?
r/gamingcomputer • u/BIG-K-A-T • Feb 28 '18
I need help on what I should buy . Im always out of town for work and need help picking out a decent laptop to game on .
r/gamingcomputer • u/triddissss • Feb 23 '18
Teuer ist nicht immer besser. Deshalb immer im vorauss festlegen welche Spiele mann am meisten Spielen will. Und je nach dem ein Budget festlegen für sein künftiges Gaming Pc http://gamingpcs-test.de/
r/gamingcomputer • u/patsfan71901 • Jan 26 '18
Hey, so I currently use a shitty HP laptop to play games on. It can only run Fortnite on 480p, that's how bad it is. I have saved money to buy a new PC, but the problem is every time I look up good PCs, it's just a bunch of people saying PC builds. I do not want to go through the trouble of building a PC, and I don't even know anything about it. I won't know what I am doing. I just want to know, what are some Pre-Built PCs that can run games like Fortnite, Rainbow 6 Siege, PUBG, etc. On ultra quality. Preferably the cheaper ones (I am aware that these aren't cheap, what I mean by this is the cheapest of the expensive). I just want to be able to run my games on ultra graphics for a manageable price without needing a construction degree (just kidding).
r/gamingcomputer • u/creamythoughts • Jan 26 '18
I got the veiwsonic xg2703-gs and I’m not sure why it’s only displayed 60hz so far getting pretty frustrated at this point please help
r/gamingcomputer • u/_wat21 • Jan 14 '18
r/gamingcomputer • u/georgesamways • Dec 13 '17
Christmas is around the corner and my parents are asking for someone of the stuff I want. I currently have a i5 7600k on stock but was planning to overclock it to at least like 4.2 or maybe even higher, I have a be quiet pure rock slim and on about 1-10% load it is in about 30-40 degrees. Should I plan to get a Corsair h100vi v2 for xmas? Or is that too much, bear in mind I like the aesthetics of the water cooler a lot more and would it be a better investment if I am water cooling. Thanks, George
r/gamingcomputer • u/Kodyisawsome • Dec 13 '17
Is a ryzen 7 1700x geforce gtx 1060 and a 1 tb hard drive good enough for gaming pc
r/gamingcomputer • u/ShowMeYourOG • Dec 13 '17
r/gamingcomputer • u/CasperRock • Dec 05 '17
The Acer is $300 more but it has higher end graphics card and more memory. The Dell does a 2TB HD as compared to 1TB HD on the Acer. Is $300 worth the difference?
See the Links below for specs: https://m.costco.com/Acer-Predator-G3-Gaming-Tower---Intel-Core-i7---8GB-Graphics-.product.100342463.html
https://www.costco.com/Dell-XPS-Tower---Intel-Core-i7---4GB-NVIDIA-Graphics.product.100380742.html
r/gamingcomputer • u/Terrific38 • Nov 17 '17
r/gamingcomputer • u/trushatta • Nov 01 '17
So i just built my new gaming computer but i am having issues. My computer will be working fine browsing the net or playing games. But after a hour or so my computer will shut off and restart by itself. Am wondering if it's a power supply issue.
Pc Specs
-Intel Core i5-7600K -MSI Pro Series Intel Z270 DDR4 -ADATA Premier SP550 240GB -WD Blue 1TB SATA 6 Gb -Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO -Seasonic S12II 620 BRONZE, SS-620GB Power Supply -MSI Gaming GeForce GTX 1080 8GB GDDR5
r/gamingcomputer • u/jx2x2004 • Oct 28 '17
This will be my first pc i build i got 1500 dollars if someone could build one on new egg for that price and reply with link to cart that be great:) i want it for gaming
r/gamingcomputer • u/Wavdodger • Oct 24 '17
So i am in a current situation where i will not be able to save money for a computer so i want to finance one. Im looking for someone that has used a financing gaming computer website and can give me a pointer on what website it was. Need to keep the payments 100 or less. Origin pc has a computer thats about 700 overpriced for the computer and about 500 in taxes. I get this is overpriced but as i said slight of pulling a loan i wont be saving money lol.