If you enjoy playing multiple video games that require high intense graphics, then you are probably considered to be a “gamer”. Gamers have to have a strong power house computer in order to play their games efficiently. Therefore, I am going to compare a few big time gaming computers that are created from different companies, such as ibuypower and alienware. Also, I’m going to try and keep my price range under $750. In later blog posts, I will attempt to create power house computers with no limit on the money cap. The computer that I chose to break down from ibuypower is the gamer mage, which starts at $659. I am going to use what the standard is, because they offer so much extra stuff they offer for your computer, that you could easily raise the price over $1000. Well first off, you can view the computer by clicking here. The gamer mage comes standard with AMD Phenom II quad core processor, 4 GB DDR3 of RAM, AMD Radeon 6770 video card, 600 watt power supply, a 1 TB harddrive, and a DVD drive. All of these items are put together to create the standard gamer mage, but you can easily toss in a few upgrades to still meet the minimum amount of $750. The only upgrades I would purchase to make this more of a gaming computer would be for the processor and/or RAM. The reason I don’t choose an upgrade for the video card is because that video card can already max out the majority of games today, and spending the extra amount of money on a more powerful video card would be pointless.
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