PC Gaming

This post goes along with my beginners guide to PC gaming in an effort to encourage you to make your gaming PC a reality instead of a wish. The main difficulty faced is many people do not own a computer capable of supporting video games. My previous post http://gametimehub.blogspot.com/2017/06/beginners-guide-to-pc-gaming.html  explains the basics of a gaming computer very well. You will not have to spend a fortune to build a solid gaming computer capable of all your needs. People often see a gaming PC has a money pit. That thought process is a big misconception that I have noticed people mentioning. While a gaming PC does often cost more than a console, it can also be used for the more conventional uses of a PC. Building a gaming PC is often cheaper than buying a PC already manufactured. This also allows you to customize the PC to your exact needs and wants. Newegg and Fry’s are great sites to begin to look for your PC’s components. If you do not prefer to build a PC buying a refurbished PC is a good choice while also saving a bit of cash. My overall advice is to get over your doubts of gaming on a PC, and take the risk and build/purchase a gaming PC. From my personal experience 9/10 people end up happy when giving gaming on a PC a chance. The benefits of speed and the quality are truly worth the money if you are serious about gaming. If you have any questions about gaming PCs feel free to contact me.