I'm currently looking for a gaming pc around the 1000-1500 price range, I'm not interested in building it myself but I would like to choose the components, I'm in Australia so everything is probably more expensive compared to the people who live in US or UK, Does anyone know which is the cheapest to buy custom gaming rigs? Im currently looking at Nirv and they're pretty good but are there any other companies which can offer a better deal? Thanks for the help
Might check out some of the custom systems on newegg. That'd be my only suggestion. Seriously though. Consider building it yourself. It's nowhere near as hard as people think, getting easier all the time, and you'll save HUNDREDS.
Might check out some of the custom systems on newegg. That'd be my only suggestion. Seriously though. Consider building it yourself. It's nowhere near as hard as people think, getting easier all the time, and you'll save HUNDREDS.
the_bi99man
newegg doesnt ship there
TC try pccasegearhere i did some work for you alrdy:
that will play any game @ max settings @ 720p (omitting ones that cant be maxed out by any system but thats more of a problem for everyone not just you)
then all you need is a mouse, keyboard, monitor, speakers/headset
Might check out some of the custom systems on newegg. That'd be my only suggestion. Seriously though. Consider building it yourself. It's nowhere near as hard as people think, getting easier all the time, and you'll save HUNDREDS.
the_bi99man
is AUS. case no it wont closer to $50 - 75 which isnt very much b/c their inflation on currency is cr@ptacular
As ionus said, PCCG is good but a lot of PC shops, CPL, MSY etc have a building fee for like $70, you select everything and they build it, then go pick it up.
Might check out some of the custom systems on newegg. That'd be my only suggestion. Seriously though. Consider building it yourself. It's nowhere near as hard as people think, getting easier all the time, and you'll save HUNDREDS.
ionusX
is AUS. case no it wont closer to $50 - 75 which isnt very much b/c their inflation on currency is cr@ptacular
Ah. Are prices/currency conversions all weird down under? I'd believe that. haha.
Might check out some of the custom systems on newegg. That'd be my only suggestion. Seriously though. Consider building it yourself. It's nowhere near as hard as people think, getting easier all the time, and you'll save HUNDREDS.
the_bi99man
is AUS. case no it wont closer to $50 - 75 which isnt very much b/c their inflation on currency is cr@ptacular
Ah. Are prices/currency conversions all weird down under? I'd believe that. haha.
they are. basically take the US ur total price and tack on 200 - 250 bucks
Unless you're to lasy to build it yourself, whatever you do, i wouldn't really trust i buy power to buy a computer from, sure they work and they're for gaming, but i feel they charge a little too much for each component you put in.
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