Good and cheap gaming desktop?

A 500 to 800 dollar laptop isn't high performance enough to run the games. You can take a look at Lenovo Y580 series on Amazon or Ebay.
 
Everything comes in three forms: Good, fast, and cheap. One thing can never be all three. Analyze what you want to do with it, and you'll know what you're willing to spend.

That being said, for $500-$800, you can get a fairly decent computer, but at the rate technology advances, you'll likely begin to notice it within the next year or so, two definitely.

You can search on the internet for sites to buy computers from that are already made. If you don't really know much about computers, or don't want to spend/don't have the time to build one yourself, I'd go that route. Check out Origin, or Alienware. Just keep in mind that if you build, you will be able to get much more bang for your buck; if you buy a desktop, you're buying the name, not the computer.
 
Kensterrr said:
Everything comes in three forms: Good, fast, and cheap. One thing can never be all three. Analyze what you want to do with it, and you'll know what you're willing to spend.

That being said, for $500-$800, you can get a fairly decent computer, but at the rate technology advances, you'll likely begin to notice it within the next year or so, two definitely.

You can search on the internet for sites to buy computers from that are already made. If you don't really know much about computers, or don't want to spend/don't have the time to build one yourself, I'd go that route. Check out Origin, or Alienware. Just keep in mind that if you build, you will be able to get much more bang for your buck; if you buy a desktop, you're buying the name, not the computer.
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Ok, thank you!
 
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