New Computer - Spending Help

[r3demption]

Hey,

I am going to get a new computer fairly soon, and I'm going to spend about $1,000-$1,200 - I don't feel like building it this time, but I don't want a product computer either meaning Dell, HP, Apple, Sony, nothing like that. I want a company that builds Gaming Computers. Any help?

Know of any reliable places?

[[33rd]Maj.GoodGuy|HQ|]

There are a number of companies out there who build custom gaming rigs for a fair price, but you have to do your own research to find the manufacturer that works best for you. You may be pleased. Check out a few of these links!

www.ibuypower.com/
www.alienware.com/
www.pugetsystems.com/
www.cyberpowerpc.com/

Have fun!

-Good

[r3demption]

www.cyberpowerpc.com/ - thats one place I was looking, but, I'm not sure on what exactly to put 2gether, I want basically a powerful system, but I don't know much about the new processers and what to go with, I want at least 2-3 gigs of Ram, 250 gig drive, and dual sli cards, or crossfire with radeon depnding on the computer

[r3demption]

Bascically what is a good mother board and processor that go well with each other.

[[33rd]Maj.GoodGuy|HQ|]

If you know already, then why'd you ask? If they build the rig for you, then they will match up the parts correct? If you're asking about mobo and processor then it sounds like you want to build yourself... lol

[r3demption]

Like selection on there, what are good 2gether, like this mobo may run better with this processer, this processer might not run as well with this mobo u know? or u just crazy? No matter what you pick in its lists is obviously compatiable or it wouldnt allow a selection.

[[33rd]Maj.GoodGuy|HQ|]

Yes, just find out what specifically they use for mobos and processors, then look up the detailed specs for them.
Remember, your computer is only as fast as it's slowest part.