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Okay so I'm selling my PS3 and buying a gaming PC, so I can use mods and ultra high graphics.

Whats the best one under $1000?


I NEED HELP GUDDAMIT
 

Erin

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Your not going to be using many ultra high graphics under $1000 for games nowadays.
 

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Stick with PS3 lol.
 

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This is what you are looking for.

Pick what you are looking for (affordable) and buy exactly what they say.

 

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ok i spent around $900 USD to build my computer (bought 1G ddr5 Radeon gfx card/8g ddr5 ram/ top of the line asus motherboard/8core amd processor/& cabinet large enough to fit with tons of room for extras)
and i can play any game out
 

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ok i spent around $900 USD to build my computer (bought 1G ddr5 Radeon gfx card/8g ddr5 ram/ top of the line asus motherboard/8core amd processor/& cabinet large enough to fit with tons of room for extras)
and i can play any game out

how long did it take, and where did you get the parts?
 

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how long did it take, and where did you get the parts?

tiger direct they got packages and stuff u can save alot of money and tbh i wasted about $200 by not sending in the rebates all parts came really quick and because its a major company no bs like knock off parts should check out
1 bit of warning though only thing you gotta buy extra is this cheap glove from like best buy or something to put the processor in because you cant allow the processor to receive the static from your hands ^_^
 

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I have parts for a build I plan on assembling later, just under $1000 and could run games 1080p maxed out.


Newegg has a great 3 part tutorial on how to build a computer so I recommend you check it out before you decide to order parts.
 
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