Gaming Make me computer

[Sop]

On this website: http://www.computeralliance.com.au/systems.aspx
And then post the specs and price here so I can decide to buy one of them. (And I like teh media's)

 

[Evo.lve]

Do it yourself. Plus it's not exactly you who's gonna be buying it now, is it?

 

[MelodieOctavia]

What? No...Do your own damn work.

 

[ZaeZae64]

The kid's 11.
How do you expect him to build a PC himself?

 

[Evo.lve]

I knew how to when I was 11.

I just never could because I didn't have the money.

 

[Sop]

They build it for you, I just want to know a good PC and how much it will cost from that website..

 

[Deleted_171835]

I made you a computer.

In all seriousness, don't actually get this.

 

[MelodieOctavia]

I think this would be more your speed.

Epic laptop with lights! Real lights!

 

[Splych]

umm ...
budget , and usage for computer ?
that'd help us a lot y'know :\

 

[Sop]

Umm.. around $1500 (It's my mums she said she wants a new desktop) And we mainly surf the web but I play games and watch dvd's. (want to try blu ray)
My mum also play flash games and watches movies.

 

[Evo.lve]

Doesn't really matter what you get, but I recommend for bluray watching:

-i5 @ ~2GHz (with turbo boost ofc)
-at least 2Gb DDR3 RAM
-Bluray player (duh)
-Maybe a 1Tb hard drive - if you want a laptop they have these as well but meh
-512Mb standalone graphics at the least

 

[Slyakin]

Umm.. around $1500 (It's my mums she said she wants a new desktop) And we mainly surf the web but I play games and watch dvd's. (want to try blu ray)
My mum also play flash games and watches movies.

1500. For what a netbook can do?


Just... I don't know... get a netbook? DVD playback can easily be done with ISOs and VLC.

 

[Sop]

I think this would be more your speed.

Epic laptop with lights! Real lights!

No thanks.

 

[Originality]

Basically, "good" is a relative term. What's good for me is a $2000 AUD gaming monster machine with two GTX 580 in SLI. What's good for you is a $500 laptop to do your homework on and watch youtube.

If you want us to help design a pre-built computer for you, you have to tell us EXACTLY what it is you need in a computer. In your other thread, you only said "blu ray, plays games,tv tuner. Budget around $1500". All you need for that is an AthlonII X2 with a GTX 460 and 2GB of RAM, or even a Core i5-2400 with a H67 motherboard for the integrated graphics and 2GB of RAM. BluRay and a USB TV tuner are extras that you can get from eBay or similar sites with no problem.

EDIT: By exactly, I mean what kind of games you play. If it's things like Age of Empires or Counterstrike, you can go with integrated graphics. If it's things like Crysis and Modern Warfare 2, you need mid-ranged graphics.

Based on the other thread, you do not need a $1500 PC, or even a $1000 PC. You also seem to have ignored my previous advice to use the PC-building sites yourself, and only then to post the results here for us to comment. That's possibly also the reason why the above posters have been unwilling to help you - because you're taking this forum and its members for granted.

 

[Sop]

Umm.. around $1500 (It's my mums she said she wants a new desktop) And we mainly surf the web but I play games and watch dvd's. (want to try blu ray)
My mum also play flash games and watches movies.

1500. For what a netbook can do?


Just... I don't know... get a netbook? DVD playback can easily be done with ISOs and VLC.

How am I gonna play games with a netbook?

 

[Deleted_171835]

Umm.. around $1500 (It's my mums she said she wants a new desktop) And we mainly surf the web but I play games and watch dvd's. (want to try blu ray)
My mum also play flash games and watches movies.

1500. For what a netbook can do?
Just... I don't know... get a netbook? DVD playback can easily be done with ISOs and VLC.

How am I gonna play games with a netbook?

Haven't you heard about Minesweeper?
It's a war game with great graphics!

 

[MelodieOctavia]

We still have just a vague clue about what you actually need. Even then, we are not your personal go-to team to make your computer for you.

 

[Dr.Aqua]

Case: Coolor Master 690 II Advanced $80
PSU: Antec 750W True Power TP-750 $110
Motherboard: Asus P8P67 Pro $184
Video Card: Asus Radeon HD 6850 $190
CPU Proccessor: Intel Core i7 2600K $317
Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212+ $30
Ram: Corsair 2 x 2GB DDR3/1333 $60
Optical Drive: Plextor B940SA Bluray $200
Disk Drive: WD Caviar Black 1 TB $90
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OEM $100
Monitor: Sceptre X270W $300
Total: $1661

 

[pozda]

This is slightly modified gamer configuration from that site, if you don't play latest "cutting edge" games, try to take less powerfull processor and graphic card, also if you already have windows and office, take that down from the list too

you're not really specific when you say i play games, i play games too, but i tend to play games that are not graphically demanding

so take a look at this

 

[famousginni]

That is a damn nice build!