Wanting a Gaming PC

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#1 deactivated-5e92aabfcede3
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I've been wanting to get a gaming PC, but my only problem is the pricing of them. I've been keeping an eye on the HP Pavilion H8, but that's up to $900USD. Idealy it be sweet to have an Alienware Aurora, and that alone is $1,499USD. I've also considered just making my own gaming computer from scratch. I'm not technological with the inside of the computer, but if I put my mechanic knowledge into it, I could probably do it. Just need a case, and some comonents. So help me. Is there a cheaper gaming computer that is still reliable that I could purchase or can somebody telling exactly what I need for a custom made computer, and if possible some URL to the component or computer so I can see what it is and all that. Thank you!

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#2 Kh1ndjal
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try asking in the PC Hardware forum, the kind folks there will be better able to help you.
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#3 Custodian405
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yes the hardware forum can help but if i gotta say one thing, its that !!!!!!!!!!!!!DO NOT buy pre-built PC's !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! like that HP pavillion you were mentioning. Build your own, even if you don't want to do that, have a local PC shop build one for you. Shop around if you are going to do that but anyways, do not buy a prebuilt.
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#4 ryanevans1
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Guys its always been better to make your own PC. Its way cheaper and you get to learn things. Also its not that hard, you just put 5 parts together, plug the cables and thats it. It is meant to be easy, do it! diablo 3 guide diablo 3 gold diablo 3 inferno
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#5 tjricardo089
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The alienware aurora is beautiful indeed, but then again it's an alienware. Build one of your own with the help of the hardware forum guys and you'll be fine.

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#6 ArchonOver
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Never. Buy. Prebuilt. PCs. Just buy parts and put it together on your own. You can get a decent gaming PC for much cheaper.
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#7 geitenvla
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Yeah, never buy a pre assembled computers. They are way overpriced and 9 out of 10 times build with trash hardware components.

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Never. Buy. Prebuilt. PCs. Just buy parts and put it together on your own. You can get a decent gaming PC for much cheaper.ArchonOver

This. A thousand times this.

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#9 Krelian-co
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Never. Buy. Prebuilt. PCs. Just buy parts and put it together on your own. You can get a decent gaming PC for much cheaper.ArchonOver

this, buying it by parts and making it yourself is a lot cheaper than premade pcs and have a lot more options, go to newegg.com they have a lot of where to choose, with a 700$ pc or so you should be able to run all games at max maybe without full aa and as.