Gamer PC: The Ultimate Gaming PC

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Turn on the Fan its too hot!

In the world of the Gaming PC, systems can get very hot, while your CPU may be the hottest device in the system, things such as your memory bank could definitely use a heatsink and fan as well. Keeping your memory cool will not only make it last longer, but your gaming pc will have more system stability. A gaming pc with a burned out memory chip brings less memory to the table and can hinder your performance when your in game play. Instability can cause crashes and your system can easily lock up.

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RAID Arrays

Multiple drives in a gaming pc can be setup in multiple configurations. One way is to setup the drives so that they each mirror each others data. That way if one drive fails in your gaming pc, you will have the second one with everything on it in working condition. Other configurations can be setup to boost performance. So you could have your data on one, operating system on another and paging file on a third hard drive. That way during game play if the computer has to make a read off the operating system files, it doesn't have to go through the same channel as the others making game play lag.

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Cooler Master HAF 932 Case Paint Mod

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CPU Fans for the Gaming PC

Liquid cooling may not be the most feasible option for your gaming pc if you are on a budget. However the gaming pc cooling options are endless and not just limited to either the simple fan or liquid cooling. There are super jumbo fans and heatsinks such as the Cooler Master V12. This device is essentially one big heatsink for your gaming pc cpu. It has hundreds of fins and instead of the fan being on top of the heatsink, there are two fans which are sandwiched in between.

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Gaming PC Cases

There are many fancy cases for the gaming pc, but which one would you choose? Many gamers like to have the gaming pc with the window on the side that allows you to look in and have neon lights within to allow you to see the components as they're working. Some of this light reflects off the liquid cooling systems producing a nice visual effect. However gamers tend to neglect the function of a good gaming case. Are there enough USB ports in the front? Enough bays? Is there a card reader? This is what gamers should look for when getting a gaming pc case.

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PC Gaming on a Gaming PC

If you want to start gaming on a gaming pc, you need to get familiar with the features of a gaming pc. Starting with the major difference between a gaming pc and a regular pc. Gaming PCs are typically more powerful than your average computer because additional performance is needed in order to handle the high frame rate graphics at high resolution. They have faster processors which allow tasks to go through the gaming pc faster and they are able to load games quicker than PCs of lower frame rate. Gaming PCs usually have more memory so they can store more variables and objects int their RAM. Unlike a regular computer, a gaming computer is usually dedicated to gaming only. So they won't have nonsense applications that your everyday computer might have to slow it down incredibly.

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