Buying First Gaming PCPost Date: 2016-12-19 |
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MeganElisabeth
Newbie Joined: 19 Dec 2016 Online Status: Offline Posts: 1 |
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Topic: Buying First Gaming PC Posted: 19 Dec 2016 at 9:09pm |
I'm looking for the best gaming pc $1500 and under. Yes, I've seen stuff about building my own but there is absolutely no way I could do it and also through even trying to build my own online starts becoming way more expensive than the sale prices of premade ones with the same specs. There is also nowhere local to build it for me. So I am set on this. How do I choose? Is there a site like rtings.com does for tv's? Looking for a pc to use my 55" 4K as the monitor. Are i********* or C******** decent company/computer? I'm finding the best prices for these brands so I can either get a more expensive name brand one (MSI/Asus) with lesser specs or one of the former above listed brands with better specs. I'm definitely wanting GTX 1080 and i7. I am split on getting a laptop that isn't caught up with how the desktop are because that's all I've ever known for gaming and writing. I really want to use my 4K tv screen for the moniter but am concerned it will stretch the image and make it blurry? Can you change the size a game is on the tv screen through the laptop? That's my only concern. Otherwise I know the desktop is the absolute best option. Any and all advice is more than welcome and extremely appreciated!
Edited to remove competitor's names Edited by Snaike - 20 Dec 2016 at 2:11am |
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Snaike
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Quote Reply Posted: 20 Dec 2016 at 2:18am |
Hello MeganElizabeth and welcome to the DS forums.
The smarter builder types will be along soon to help with your questions. I can say that running at 4k with the 1080 and i7 will more than likely push you beyond your stated budget. |
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bprat22
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Quote Reply Posted: 20 Dec 2016 at 2:41am |
It is tough giving you a build ith an i7 and gtx 1080 for under $1500. You could go to about $1600 and get the Vanquish Best, level 3, with the gtx 1070. This will play at 4K but not at the highest settings. 4K gaming at higher settings means going to an sli rig, meaning 2x gtx 1080, or waiting for the 1080ti early next year.
A 1070 will give decent gaming just not at high settings and 60 fps with some of the more demanding games, like Crysis 3, etc. |
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