(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hello everybody, so i have $2,500 to spend on a new computer, the computer I have now is slow and can't even handle Minecraft lol. Anyway I would like to get the best build out of my money, including accessories. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks in advance

alright i got a nice list get a good sturdy desk witch isnt that expensive and a comfy chair and spend the rest on steam games if u got a chair and desk spend the rest on steam xD
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I like it, but will it be able to run games on high or ultra settings? Sorry I'm a computer noob :p

yeah that will play pretty much anything you want on it.

I don't know what that ones final price tag is but basically if you spend anything over $1000 on a decent rig, you will be able to play whatever you want

I just added it all up and it was $1,997.84. Hopefully my hard earned money paid off. I still have 500 left over :p

games a desk and chair if u dnt got 1. u gotta get bf3, skyrim, crysis 3 soon. all the great pc games. i have a speakers, a headset cus i dnt like wearing headphones 24/7 yea the list i made will play everything on ultra

Something that I would suggest doing is going to pcpartpicker.com/ and putting in all the parts. That website is very common on computer building forums because it gives you the lowest possible price for each part. My computer that I want to build costs $1700 on newegg, but if I get the parts at their cheapest I can get the computer for around $1300. I'd say saving that much is well worth the extra time/ordering from multiple places

New features I just found out about on pcpartpicker. They now find you the best bundles to lower your price too