Your Guide to Building a Gaming PC

[Guest]

If you want the biggest selection of games (at the best prices) on the most powerful hardware, your best bet is to build a gaming PC.

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[Someone Somewhere]

Urgh. I disagree with about half of those choices...

 

[Major_Trouble]

I have to agree ^. 32gb ram? WHY? 760w PSU and a single 770gtx. WHY? Lots of very poor recommendations.

 

[Broc Kelley]

You mixed up system RAM and video RAM..huge difference..I really hope this website isn't in any way related to tomshardware. If it is, shame on you.

 

[Adam olszewski]

The H110 uses a 140mm based cooling system and if you plan to apply the radiator to the top of the case (which is the only reasonable space for something like that on the HAF X) it will not fit properly. The HAF X is only defaultly compatible with 120mm radiators like the H100i. I was going to buy a H110 for my HAF X, until I found that out.

 

[fiachamp]

I just added some sub-$1000 and sub-$1500 builds that actually make sense to my blog. The key for gaming is to focus on GPU, RAM, and SSD/Hybrid storage. Check them out at: http://rightrig.tumblr.com/

 

[fiachamp]

This is a cool infographic but you could definitely make a more powerful gaming pc for less than $2000. Heck less than $1600 and you'll be running triple monitors in 'ultra' mode. Check out my budget builds at rightrig.tumblr.com