Looking for a decent priced gaming computer. Any suggestions?

Not enough info. Your gonna want to know your actual price range, your gaming type (basic gamer, moderate gamer, hardcore-crysis-playing-gamer). After you figure that stuff out, then you figure out how much ram, how high of an end GPU, etc. If you are playing games like Stronghold or Age of Empires, then you are a basic to moderate gamer.

In which case you are going to want to go with a core 2 duo or an i3 processor, 2-4 gigs of ram, and you might want to get non-integrated graphics. If you are playing FPS' or RPG's then you are a moderate to hardcore gamer. In which case, a core 2 quad, and i5, or an i7 proccesor, 4-12 gigs of ram (more if you are going with i7), and you are gonna get a gpu in the 200 series which is like an EVGA GTS 250 (pretty nice; I own one) or some computers at tigerdirect.com include dual graphics cards like 2x285's which are pretty much double the awesomeness.

If you have a want to go for cheaper I recommend building your computer using parts from either newegg.com or tigerdirect.com. Building a computer is not as hard as it sounds (I've built 3). If your interested in that then checkout some forums and faqs.

Don't worry no soldering or welding is involved.

Computers suck get a ps3! Jk! Lol!

From what i've heard alienware sucks but i'm lucky I can afford my crappy emachines.

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