Help with Gaming PC price please

[Zoldiik]

No dude... my bad... I meant gtx 750ti won't be relevant if you plan to use it over the next 2-3 years... well at least it depends on what are you playing and at what quality settings...

For instance, if you play lol, wow, dota, cs go then you've got no problem... For other more demading games, you'll probably play at minimum...

Oh, okay, then must be a GTX 950 or better
Thanks a lot

 

[AstTrailerParkSupervisor]

just as a quick reference: there are better ways to price everything out as mentioned earlier in this piece by piece... but just as to check and a way to come up with alternatives to what im considering, i sometimes like to look at what i can come up with in relation quickly. Put in quick similar filters on newegg and came up with "
ASUS Desktop Computer ROG G20AJ-B07 Intel Core i5 4th Gen 4460 (3.2 GHz) 8 GB DDR3 1 TB HDD NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Windows 8.1"

I know the price is a bit different, however consider the difference
quad-core processor vs dual
1tb 7200rpm vs 512gb
8gb ddr3
gtx 750 gpu (which is pretty comparable to the one listed but very slightly better)
and a slick ROG case
drop the windows 8

I AM NOT saying I'd shell out the extra cash just for the one i found after a few seconds of comparison... only that for a very close price without any research I was able to find something significantly better for roughly the same cash. Meaning, look around and pick and choose your components specifically for pre built computers and upgrade what needs to be upgraded for less than paying big money unnecessarily for a prepackaged subpar system, or pick your components out yourself and build the pc at home, of wait for holiday sales for either

It used to be an exhaustive process but now there are a million ways to compare specifications and prices pretty quickly, take a little time to get comparison down, and you can obtain a much better computer for cheap as opposed to buying without proper research.

 

[Zoldiik]

just as a quick reference: there are better ways to price everything out as mentioned earlier in this piece by piece... but just as to check and a way to come up with alternatives to what im considering, i sometimes like to look at what i can come up with in relation quickly. Put in quick similar filters on newegg and came up with "
ASUS Desktop Computer ROG G20AJ-B07 Intel Core i5 4th Gen 4460 (3.2 GHz) 8 GB DDR3 1 TB HDD NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Windows 8.1"

I know the price is a bit different, however consider the difference
quad-core processor vs dual
1tb 7200rpm vs 512gb
8gb ddr3
gtx 750 gpu (which is pretty comparable to the one listed but very slightly better)
and a slick ROG case
drop the windows 8

I AM NOT saying I'd shell out the extra cash just for the one i found after a few seconds of comparison... only that for a very close price without any research I was able to find something significantly better for roughly the same cash. Meaning, look around and pick and choose your components specifically for pre built computers and upgrade what needs to be upgraded for less than paying big money unnecessarily for a prepackaged subpar system, or pick your components out yourself and build the pc at home, of wait for holiday sales for either

It used to be an exhaustive process but now there are a million ways to compare specifications and prices pretty quickly, take a little time to get comparison down, and you can obtain a much better computer for cheap as opposed to buying without proper research.

Thank you so much for taking time to write this reply, I appreciate that.
You are right, and probably the best way to get a better computer is by buying the components and building the computer myself, but this isn't possible in my case since the parts arn't available in the market here and even if I found any they will be overpriced! but I will definitely do more research before buying anything.
Best regards

 

[Zoldiik]

Guys please, what should I change in this one to make it slightly better to run games like BF1, GTA V, FIFA 17, COD, Uncharted 4, Witcher 3, Assassin's Creed, NFS... the good games in a good setting (maybe medium-high)

. Processor : Intel® Core™ i5 4460 (3.2GHz, 3.4Ghz Turbo)

. Motheboard : MSI H81M-P33 (USB 3.0, SATA III, PCI 3.0)

. Graphic Card : MSI GTX 750Ti Gaming OC, 2GB GDDR5

. RAM : Kingston HyperX Fury 8Go (1x8Go) 1866Mhz DDR3

. Hard disk : Seagate 1 To (SATA III, 7200 tpm, 64MB)

. Case : Moyen tour Zalman Z3 PLUS

. Power : Zalman ZM-600TX 600w 80+

Thanks in advance

 

[petersonbehardien]

go to the search on google products and check the prices.

 

[Makemeproguys]

I bought a $1500 gaming laptop instead of bulky desktop

 

[Visual Eagle]

go to the search on google products and check the prices.

I bought a $1500 gaming laptop instead of bulky desktop

Good job reviving a almost 4 year old thread...