Best Gaming Desktop

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#1 Rosebeauty9
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Can you tell me about best gaming desktop which can play any game and on any resolution like UHD?

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#2 MonsieurX
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Depends on the budget...

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#3 thehig1
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Since you didn't bother to say what your budget is, making recommendations impossible I'll post what a typical console player would think you need

Console players PC Build

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#4 Code135
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If by ANY you mean games coming out in 1-2 years as well - close to 10k. That is if maxing out is your preferred setting for the game ...

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#5 thehig1
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Oh at least 10k it will cost you

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#6 vitalmughal
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uHD is not ideal gaming environment at the moment. It will take some time for the technology to develop and deliver 4k gaming at high / ultra settings. Currently the best gaming system one should aim is ultra settings with a full HD/ high definition gameplay visuals.

You can assemble the best gaming pc by reading desktop configurations of best gaming builds.

It's better to go for multi-display HD gaming setup such as dual or triple screen panoramic settings with SLI or Corssfire, instead of going for a single 4K display. This will give much better field of view essential for in-game performance.

@thehig1 i think 10K is too much, a playable uHD machine under high settings could cost something around $2500-$3000.

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#7 thehig1
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@vitalmughal: I was taking the piss it's not a serious build

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#8  Edited By BassMan
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@vitalmughal said:

uHD is not ideal gaming environment at the moment. It will take some time for the technology to develop and deliver 4k gaming at high / ultra settings. Currently the best gaming system one should aim is ultra settings with a full HD/ high definition gameplay visuals.

You can assemble the best gaming pc by reading desktop configurations of best gaming builds.

It's better to go for multi-display HD gaming setup such as dual or triple screen panoramic settings with SLI or Corssfire, instead of going for a single 4K display. This will give much better field of view essential for in-game performance.

@thehig1 i think 10K is too much, a playable uHD machine under high settings could cost something around $2500-$3000.

I would rather have a 4K screen instead of 3 lower resolution screens with bezels. Extra FOV is nice, but not necessary. The extra detail in the focal point of my vision is preferable. An ultra wide WQHD monitor is a nice compromise as well. The only problem is they don't make them at high refresh rate. I believe they are up to 75 hz with G-sync.