What is a good Gaming PC

[Rofllol]

I want to get a PC from Ironsides they seem to have good PC I want to make videos on YouTube and play games I don't have a budget

 

[Pixel Monkey]

... dude your gana build one just sayin...

 

[leeb2013]

if no budget, just buy the top end PC from Ironsides (whoever they are), it'll definitely be what you need.

 

[TheMohammadmo]

Yeah you should make one. Could you at least narrow down the budget some what. Because I could just recommend a 10000 dollar gaming desktop its not that hard. Please try to tell us at least somewhat of a budget

 

[Pixel Monkey]

If you say no budget I could recommend a pc that ranges from $1000 to $15000

 

[TheMohammadmo]

LOl pixel money. Lets calm this topic down. lets all wait till OP gives us a budget and then we will get started with recommending pc's. HALT INTERWEBZ lol

 

[Beezy]

a good computer for gaming will either sport FX 6300 Overclocked or FX 8320/50, OR on the intel side an i5 4670 is a great choice.

For a graphics card (gaming matters most here) you want something like a GTX 660 or better (I.e 670, 680, 760,770,780,780ti) this will depend most on budget but since you don't mention one the 780ti is the strongest gpu out there right now. On the AMD/ATI side of graphics cards you want an HD 7870 or better, or a r9 270x or better (basically the same thing) (so i.e r9 270x, r9 280x, or r9 290x).

8GB RAM is the sweet spot when it comes to gaming, so 2 x 4GB sticks of 1600Mhz RAM or 1866Mhz is even better, get ram that defaults at 1.5V or lower (higher quality RAM).

for the power supply you want 550W minimum for headroom, and 850W if you ever want to run two graphics cards side by side. the bigger and beefier the graphics card, the more power you will likely need. Some quality brands for power supplies are SeaSonic, XFX, Corsair, Antec, CiT, Super Flower, Silverstones.

 

[leeb2013]

LOl pixel money. Lets calm this topic down. lets all wait till OP gives us a budget and then we will get started with recommending pc's. HALT INTERWEBZ lol

I understand, but what gets annoying is people who sign up to ask one vague question, with no thought about how the question is constructed and then people spend significant time and effort trying to guess what they want and help them out, often for no further response from the OP.

I say you should put as much thought into the question as you expect in the response.