Legit Reviews

i need to get me a new computer made mainly for games because this one laggs alot and is slow. i thought it was decint until my cousin got a computer and his will load the same game as mine like 3times faster.
im thinking of getting one from IBUYPOWER if i can get the money but does anyone have any sugjestions of a differnt site i should check out?

p.s. i found out a couple sites from maxuimum pc magizine and checked them out and IBUYPOWER was the best one out of like the 3 that was there. so im just wondering if anyone has any sujections of a site that might be better.

For a desktop, I would recommend building your own. It's pretty easy if you read online and use the instruction manual. Not only can you get a much more powerful machine for significantly less money, you usually feel a lot more pride of ownership in something you put together yourself. Check www.newegg.com and various other computer retailers for prices.

Building your own is the best solution. The best sites to use for parts are geek.com, newegg.com, tigerdirect.com, and zipzoomfly.com. It might seem difficult to you right now, but honestly putting the computer together is easier then figuring out what parts are compatible with one another. Finding out what is compatible just takes some basic reading. Its more or less just a matching game.

Building your own is definatly better by far! I was going to get the rig i have pre-built for like £1000 and then built it myself for £800 and yes as Raraniel said the pride of knowing you built it yourself just makes you feel so good, if it works that is.
Check my sig and you will see my build and also check page 25 of the post your rig post and you will see my rig there!

ya my sisters boyfriend uses newegg all the time and there a couple on there im thinking about. my worst problem is i dont know much about the parts like whats better the what and so on so maybe ill talk to him and such and with his help can get a good one or a good one with better parts to go into it

Post your max budget and I'm sure a few of us can help you out.

Also include what games you want it to run and general use requirements.