You need the perfect gaming computer, but need a little help in deciding. Look no further, for the answer is here.

    Find a gaming computer seller by searching the internet for something like "gaming computer," or "game computer." Some examples of popular sellers include iBuyPower, CyberPower, and Alienware.

    Decide how much you want to spend, and if it will be worth it. The price of computer components (especially the CPU and video card) fall rapidly after they're released. If getting a good deal is imperative, resist buying the more expensive computers--focus on ones with one or two-year old technology. On the other hand, if you need the highest possible frame rate for the latest game, don't hold back. Spend everything you've got and then some, and enjoy a few days (literally) knowing you couldn't have done better.

    If money isn't an issue, but you still want to get a good deal, then check the minimum requirements as well the recommended requirements for the games you want to play. Always buy a computer that at least meets the recommended requirements, as you would be lucky if the minimum requirements got you past the title screen.

    The last thing you need to consider is the style and color of the case. The case is the visual representation of how great your computer is, so it's critical that you choose a good one, and even more so if your computer is lacking on the inside where it really counts. The last thing you want is a case that's great on the inside, but less-than-perfect on the outside--especially when the decision is in your hands. Choose wisely.