Best Asus, Acer or HP gaming computer?
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If you're going to use the desktop computer for mainly gaming, then I'd suggest either getting a custom made kit, or take one from a shop which customises them.
The big brand PCs aren't generally very powerful, and if they are, they tend to be overpriced. Nevertheless, Asus PCs are nice, I've been using one for work for the past 3 years and it is very durable. Acer is on the cheap spectrum so you get what you pay for, solid specs but cheap material and such. HP is somewhere in the middle, they're good, but not amazing.
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The big brand PCs aren't generally very powerful, and if they are, they tend to be overpriced. Nevertheless, Asus PCs are nice, I've been using one for work for the past 3 years and it is very durable. Acer is on the cheap spectrum so you get what you pay for, solid specs but cheap material and such. HP is somewhere in the middle, they're good, but not amazing.
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Hi G4mer
Couple of links for you to give you some ideas
Water Cooled Custom Gaming PC, custom pc, gaming pcs, overclocked PCs, liquid and air cooled PCs
Gaming-Laptop.co.uk-High performance laptops for the Hardcore Gamer
Couple of links for you to give you some ideas
Water Cooled Custom Gaming PC, custom pc, gaming pcs, overclocked PCs, liquid and air cooled PCs
Gaming-Laptop.co.uk-High performance laptops for the Hardcore Gamer
I agree with Garenius for the most part, except that I really don't like HP, so would personally advise to take it off the list completely.
Games these days rely heavily on graphics card. Maybe you can start your research by looking at the specifications of one of the branded computers that has a good graphics card, which should not only cover the games you want to play now, but for the next 3-5 years at least.
If you are up for more research, then research on how you can replace the specifications with something better, perhaps within the same price range, by assembling the machine yourself. Motherboards these days make assembling very easy, so this option is definitely worth looking into. If you decide to go with a branded computer in the end anyway, you will also have more knowledge to know what sort of machine you are getting.
Best of luck!
Games these days rely heavily on graphics card. Maybe you can start your research by looking at the specifications of one of the branded computers that has a good graphics card, which should not only cover the games you want to play now, but for the next 3-5 years at least.
If you are up for more research, then research on how you can replace the specifications with something better, perhaps within the same price range, by assembling the machine yourself. Motherboards these days make assembling very easy, so this option is definitely worth looking into. If you decide to go with a branded computer in the end anyway, you will also have more knowledge to know what sort of machine you are getting.
Best of luck!
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Exactly, go for the best graphics card you can afford same with CPU and RAM.
