Read this buying guide before you buy trash and wonder “What is this stinking piece of seat?”

Read this buying guide before you buy trash and wonder “What is this stinking piece of seat?”
Is four-kay okay for a budget PC? How much should I pay for those almost 4,000 pixels?
What’s the secret to those wondrous curves?
We’ll build a sub-$1000 PC in this article. Including the monitor, keyboard, mouse, and headset, you’re looking at a cost of $700 (fully used) to $1,100 (fully new). You can also mix and match, so the total cost will be under $1,100 in most cases. There are also additional tips to bring down the cost further, taking you to $740 max.
Every gaming PC needs a set of apps to work properly. This includes things like resource monitors to check GPU and processor usage, apps like Overwolf for additional in-game functionality, FPS counters, and the basic stuff as well.
It’s a cave. It’s a den. It’s a room.
Chair: Shouldn’t break when you sit with your foot on the table for 12 hours straight. Desk: Shouldn’t break when you bang on it after a loss.
Slamming into mountainous peaks of hard plastic, all with underglow reminiscing of rainbow unicorn puke.
Headsets are headphones with a dedicated mic structure — good for competitive gamers or streamers. If you mostly stick to first-person games and don’t stream, you can also search for typical headphones as the sound quality-to-price ratio is generally better on headphones than headsets. $50-90 is a good price range for an entry-level headset. If […]
While you’re at it, also buy a packet of cheese.