Getting a Gaming PC

Picking out the best gaming PC is hard, but reading this will hopefully help you! Below you will learn what things to consider like Setting a Budget, Components for a PC, Considering a Pre-Built PC, Learning the best PC companies, Other gaming options, and much more!

Set a Budget💲

First, determine how much you're willing to spend. Gaming PCs can range from budget-friendly to high-end builds. Generally, a higher budget means better performance and longevity.

Key Components to Consider

You should try to find the best parts for your PC, it would be GPUs, CPUs, Motherboards, Batteries, Storage, Memory and many other things.

I prefer getting the Intel Core i7 CPU, It is an effective CPU that also is cheap to get. If your Budget is high I recommend the Intel Core i9 CPU, with the NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPU. Which is a great combination. GPU is a graphics card, and the CPU is the Computer ProgramminG Unit.

Here are all the components to consider:

GPU
CPU
Mother-Board
Storage (SSD)
Operating System
RAM
CPU Cooler
Cooling System
Memory
Expensions / networking
Power Supply
PC Case
Monitor
Hard Drive
PC accessories
Video Cards

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I know it looks like a lot, maybe because it is. But this is nessesary to buy and build your PC.

Pre-built PCs

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If trying to find good PC parts is to hard for you, you could go and try to buy pre-built PCs. I recommend buying them in-person so you can select the case for it and you can see how it runs.

I recommend not buying PCs from Amazon or other major online shipping services because most companies are from China and they have bad parts, that seem good and cheap but after long use it will get bad. This could also lead to disasters such as PC overheating and fires.

Best PC Companies

I have 2 of the best gaming PC companies in my opinion. They are Dell, and Alienware. Just remember that you don't have to just buy it from here. You can look at other PCs you like. These companies are just from my opinion!

Dell:

I think that Dell is a great company because they have many options for gaming PCs. They also have really affordable budgets if you don't want to spent that much money.

I personally like it because I have a Dell gaming laptop. It works very well and is also good if you like to travel a lot. This gaming laptop is actually better than my PC! Because my laptop has a Intel Core i9 Computer Processing Unit, and it also have an NVIDIA RTX Graphics card, I also have 16 gb of RAM. But my PC has more RAM.

Alienware:

Alienware has the most expensive PCs. But they run very well! I recommend getting one of their PCs if you have a high budget. Most streamers have an Alienware PC because of their specs/components. It is a very good company.

Also another good thing about Alienware PCs are that they have good longevity and can last very long! Their PCs are also pre-built if you don't have time to build it or you just don't know how to.

Other Gaming Device Options

If your going to travel a lot, I recommend getting a Gaming Laptop. This is because bringing your PC and all of its accesorries and equiptment is a hassle. Think about it, bringing your PC, monitor, all your wires and other stuff. That is going to be annoying.

If you like gaming but you travel a lot a Gaming Laptop is a good option. Other things you can get is a console like the XBOX Series S. It is a small box where you just have to bring 2 batteries, and 2 wires, which are the HDMI Cord and the XBOX Power cord.

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PC Components to Video Games

By PC Components to Video Games I mean which component is the best for video games. Most played video games are like Roblox, Fortnite, Call of Duty, GTA 5, and many others.

For high resolution and very detailed games like Fortnite, Call of Duty, and GTA 5. I recommend getting an Intel Core i7 or i9 CPU with a high NVIDIA RTX GPU. Also some Roblox games might have a lot of realism and could take some of your FPS away and make your ping higher.

Techy PC Words

FPS means Frames per Second. It could also mean First Person Shooter for video games. Lets just focus on Frames per Second, FPS is the measurment of how fast frames are showed on your screen. If you see your screen freeze that is probaby because of a drop in FPS or just internet lag.

Specs, specs means your PC components, like if someone asks you "What are your specs for your PC?" Most people would reply with their Graphics card type and the CPU type. You could also just give them an entire lecture about your PC.

If you are seeing this, I got a little tired writing all this. So I hope you learned how to pick the right Gaming PC for you. And I hope you learned some new words!