I'm Trying to Find a Good Gaming PC

[Natef]

Can you tell me what are some good ones?

[Hydro]

Can you tell me what are some good ones?

Ones you build yourself. I think.

[Natef]

I want to see if there are any good ones I can get out of the box first.

[Jack Daniels]

Unfortunately, if you buy from a vendor... prepare to overpay for the machine.  Prebuilt gaming machines are terribly overpriced.

If you build the machine yourself, you can save a ton of money but you have to invest quite a bit of time and effort into it.

To answer your question though:

I am personally fond of Velocity Micro and Falcon Northwest Gaming machines.

[russian roulette]

Falcon Northwest's Fragbox is your best bet when you want something that is space efficient and is great with games.

[Natef]

It's upgradeable, right?

[russian roulette]

Yes, but take note that if you want the best upgrade ability, you should build it.

[COOLRUNNER87]

Yes, but take note that if you want the best upgrade ability, you should build it.

Indeed. I built my current computer, and it cost around $500 less than what it would have if I got one pre-built.

[Noodle]

We discussed this already, it's much better to build your own PC.

[DuckRA2]

check out cyberpower, I haven't ordered from them, but they seem good.

BTW: I recommend you wait a year if you want a good gaming pc not urgent, because you will realize that the pc you buy now could be 200 dollars cheaper in half a year or so. For example a graphics card I bought in 2010 is now 100 dollars cheaper.