Top desktop/latop choices

[jamnotjelly]

I'm planning on buying a new laptop or desktop in about 2 or 3 months and wheni told people i was thinking Alienware half of um was all like hellz naw its ass and the other half said it rocks so any suggestions lol.

Can be gaming or non gaming as long as it has a good media chip

[Cathy]

Macbook Pro






































































jk

[xFaLL3NxAng3L]

Alienware? LOL




inb4pplsayitsgood

[jamnotjelly]

>o>
But but but it has pro in the name

[SantaClaus]

definitely get alienware pay 1k for the case and logo on the start menu

[Berserk_Fury]

I'm planning on buying a new laptop or desktop in about 2 or 3 months and wheni told people i was thinking Alienware half of um was all like hellz naw its ass and the other half said it rocks so any suggestions lol.

Can be gaming or non gaming as long as it has a good media chip

How much money are you spending, and are you willing to put it together yourself?

[jamnotjelly]

Considering I'm saving up I'll spend a much as i need to if is worth it
But I'd prefer under $1500

[Sea]

dont buy an alienware,try to find some1 who knows about building PCs and just build ur own,alienware aint worth it.i learned that the hard way x.x lol

u can build a better pc with almost half of the cost of an alienware just saying....

[jamnotjelly]

dont buy an alienware,try to find some1 who knows about building PCs and just build ur own,alienware aint worth it.i learned that the hard way x.x lol

u can build a better pc with almost half of the cost of an alienware just saying....

What like buy all the parts? never made a pc just bought um o.o

[Museifu]

If you want a computer for gaming, don't buy a laptop, get a desktop. Also, current premade desktop on the market are filled with crappy component and don't have good balance (strong CPU with weak GPU) in order to maximize profits. For that, i suggest you to build your own computer, it's alot easier to do than it looks like. Depending on your budget, you can chose amd or intel. AMD generally has a better performance/price (good for low budgets) ration but intel is the best there is (although a little more expensive). I personally think that building a low budget computer is a bad idea, because your computer would be outdated really fast. Building a mid or high budget computer with possibility to upgrade (having a SLI compatible motherboard and overclockable CPU for example) is the way to go. What I suggest for a good and relatively($1000 range) cheap gaming computer is an i5 2500k or 3570k (the "k" is important)(only get an i7 if you multitask like crazy), a high end graphic card from either AMD or NVIDIA that can have decent framerate in recent videogames, 8 or 16 Gb of ram (16Gb being a little overkill at the moment), a SLI/Crossfire compatible motherboard (PCIE 3.0 if possible) with SATA-3 ports, a SSD (120Gb and i recommend intel 520) for the OS and programs coupled with an HDD for storage (or only a really fast HDD if you are low on budget) ,a case with good ventilation (Corsair) and a 80%+ efficiency PSU that can supports dual graphic cards (750W+).