Which Brand Is Best Gaming Computer? title says it

[kafka11 0]

ok do you know where i can buy all of thous at ? if so please tell me becuses i can not finde a place

[ROL 0]

Dell XPS 700 is very powerfull and it's great for gaming.

[Yacoby 0]

If I had the choice, I wouldn't buy from any of those brands, as some of them are crap, and some you are paying for the brand name as well as the kit.Having said that I don't have any experience with Voodoo.If you live in the US, and don't want to build your own computer, you could always try a site like IbuyPower.com, which will custom build your computer for you, and the prices are good. The downside is I have heard their customer support isn't very good.

[iGuest 3]

best computerWhich Brand Is Best Gaming Computer?

If your are willing to pay the price you could get the fastest computer in world and that from the hp brands. But there is on called like ibypower.Com were u can custom build your computer I maid mine better then the hp computer and it took me back a good 9000$

-reply by hayden

[iGuest 3]

WHAT R U LOOKING 4Which Brand Is Best Gaming Computer?

 It really depends wat u r looking for. For gaming, what matters is the graphics card, not the brand. Don't go for alienware- they r just overpriced dells. If you r looking for pre assembled ones, I suggest a barebone asus

-reply by Chris

[rpgsearcherz 5]

If you are going with a gaming computer the best are by far Alienware. There's no disputing that. This is if you want a "pre-made."If you want one that's custom and is made by a company Google it up. I've found places that will do some expensive builds. One I looked at had the following stats:64 GB ram8 TB HDD space2 Blue Ray burnersFOUR 3.6 GHZ quad core CPU's (that's a total of 16 3.6 ghz cores)FOUR 2 GB video cards (total of 8 GB's of video)And it would only *cough* cost $29,000On a more serious note, if you are going for a gaming PC and don't have issues with putting it together yourself your best bet is to hit up Frys Electronics (if you have one near you) or NewEgg. Both places often have great deals on various parts and then you can decide exactly where you want to spend a lot and where you don't.

[iGuest 3]

 Alienware is owned by dell , it is also the best gaming computer on the market. Alienware offer the most upgradable PCs, so no matter what you do to an other high end PC , Alienware will be better.

[mahesh2k 0]

Alienware is owned by dell , it is also the best gaming computer on the market. Alienware offer the most upgradable PCs, so no matter what you do to an other high end PC , Alienware will be better.

Now that it is in hands of dell. I'm sure that their customer support will be totally down. And the way they used to solve the issues will be now handled by dell. So RIP alienware company, it's all about Dell now. With alienware we are going to be get some crap of dell with it. Also don't forget that dell will increase price of it sooner or later. I doubt dell will keep reputation of Alienware.

[Ne0n 0]

Alienware is owned by dell , it is also the best gaming computer on the market. Alienware offer the most upgradable PCs, so no matter what you do to an other high end PC , Alienware will be better.

I never knew that, I thought it was separate company's.
I brought a Alienware computer the other day

[iGuest 3]

Re-What are you looking for?Which Brand Is Best Gaming Computer?

Order of importance is CPU, Graphics, Cooling, then lastly Memory. 

CPU = how fast data is proccessed to the other components in your system. Slow CPU even with the best dual graphics card setup still ='s Slow...

Graphics is based on how much you really want to spend anymore. You can get good perfiormance from some single card systems, or awesome performance with some longevity from some dual card setups. All boils down to bang for buck. Also on a graphics note, Totaly onboard memory isn't always the answer for that part of it either. Some 512mb cards can out perform 1gb or 2gb cards due to settings in some MB bios that allow for allocation or raw system memory for Graphics use. Point in fact nVidia offers a 32mb card with onboard memeory use of up to 2gb, for one of their newer chipset MB's sesigned for that card type. Its expensive, but you'll start seeing the price drop soon, and probably even most card manufactures switch to this method, due to its longevity cause its easier to add more options to a card then add memory to them cause of size limitations of computer designs.

Memory is pretty simple, 3-4gb of raw memory for 32bit oprating systems and 4+gb for 64bit systems, based on Motherboard limitations of corse. Note: Using win XP or Win Vista home basic versions lowers the max memory allocation to just 1gb max, so stick to atleast Home Premium or better. 

Cooling: Can't stress this enough, A little humming sound extra is far easier to deal with then a burned up over heated system. Spend extra here to increase your systems lifespan and above all else its performance. Myself I stick yo cases that allow for this designed setup for cooling:

1 front intake fan

1 rear intake fan (this is above and beyond the power supply intake fan)

1-2 Side intake fans ( Get atleast a case offering left side cooling fan, higher end cases also offer a right side intake fan which is effectively cooling the bottom of your MB)

1-2 Top outflow fans ( Try to have atleast 70-120mm outflow fans, to help promote conductivity, heat rises, so helping push it out faster keeps in most cases your power supplies from building up heat in the top areas, since most power supplies are locate there)

If you don't go with a heavy fan using case, spend the extra and get a custome cooling system, Liquid or Air conditioned. These effectively cost on an average of double a fan cooled system, but also offer the coolest running temps around. 

 So don't skimp on the cooling period, nothing slows a system faster then running them at high temps when it is preventable. 

-reply by DRFolsom