Welcome To GamePcTips.com
Hi! On GamePcTips.com you find a comprehensive guide on how to build your ultimate gaming PC, what hardware to look for (and what not) and how to match the different components. All seen from a cost-effective mind and based on user experience. Of course this is complemented by product reviews and recommendations. Great Gaming!
Sapphire Radeon HD 7970
The main thing I like about the Radeon HD 7970 is it's unrivaled performance. It really is the fastest graphics card you can get at the moment and it will play the most demanding games...
Build your own Gaming PC
If you are a true gamer you have probably wondered: Should I build my own PC instead of buying one? In short the answer is yes! Yes if you want the best value for your money. Yes if you want your PC optimized for gaming. Yes if you don't want to pay for stuff you don't need. Yes if you want to get the most out of your system. Yes if you know what you're doing. The last is is not a reason, but a requirement. When building your own gaming PC there are many questions to be...
Read More...Where to start?
So you decided to build your own gaming PC. You go to a webshop, order the best product from each category, pay the 6 grand and put everything together. If you've got that money to spare on a PC go ahead and don't read any further. No wait, even if you've got 6 grand to spare do read further. Even if you're not on a budget you must be careful selecting the components. You don't want to discover during assembly that the processor doesn't fit on your motherboard. Or have your...
Read More...Select your components
CPU, motherboard & memory The first choice to make is which Processor or CPU you want. You don't have to choose the exact CPU yet, but at least the brand and the type (e.g. Intel Core I7, AMD Phenom II) as this determines which socket the CPU fits. Knowing the socket narrows down the list of compatible motherboards and indicates the best performing type of memory. Once you have chosen the CPU, you can select a motherboard based on the CPU's socket. More details on how...
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