Best Gaming Pc Specs ??

February 3, 2008 11:10am CST
A little help guys, I really need to know what is the best specs for a gaming pc, need opinions. thanx
5 responses
gamingmaster
@gamingmaster (427)
• United States
3 Feb 08
Well first of all you need a good processor. 5000+ processor is good or more. A good graphics card, NVIDEA GeForce 8800 GTX or more A llot of storage 500GB harddrive is perfect. A good flat screen monitor 17" would be nice to but 22" is perfect... This is what I have in my computer and it is perfect for gaming
ftnation
@ftnation (21)
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3 Feb 08
What do u think is better, AMD or intel Processor, Also Ati or Nvidia VGA ?
sumeetpal
@sumeetpal (52)
• India
4 Feb 08
intel's qx9770 processor is the powerfull processor in the world ,but with amd has some compatibility issues with hardware
Taskr36
@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
6 Feb 08
Right now the most powerful processors are made by Intel. The most powerful graphics cards are made by Nvidia. AMD is currently falling behind in both categories.
Taskr36
@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
6 Feb 08
Intel Quad Core processor 2 GeForce 8800 Ultra video cards An nForce SLI motherboard at least 2GB of RAM A Western Digital Raptor Hard drive 10,000 RPM, paired with another hard drive with at least 500GB for storage. XFX Fatal1ty sound card. Thermaltake PSU 1000W to power everything 22inch monitor
darkness01
@darkness01 (1300)
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3 Feb 08
Best gaming machine? Some sort of Quad Core processor 4 gig of ddr2 memory 8800 GTX Sli 24 inch widescreen monitor They are the main parts i would have.
cooldude_no1
@cooldude_no1 (883)
• Malaysia
4 Feb 08
i guess any latest PC in the market now will do the job. The main thing that you need is a good processor, preferly the dual or quad type. High RAM, anything higher than 1GB is good. Super quality video card. Of course, you also need a very good cooling fan or some kinda "water" cooling device in your CPU. This will ensure all your hardware is running perfectly.
hyp3rshad0w
@hyp3rshad0w (8)
• United States
4 Feb 08
A great gaming rig always starts with the video card I love ATI's Crossfire Graphics Cards, Get 2 PCI-Express Crossfire cards to start! A 3.2GHZ+ Processor is very helpful, and make sure to get 2GB or more of RAM Memory. 500GB of Hard Disk space is a good amount, but its so cheap now a day that you could get 2TeraBytes for pretty cheap haha. Sound, Get 5.1 Sound Speakers for ultimate gaming as well, and a 21" Monitor or more! and don't forget wireless internet router :)