Top of the line Alienware.  It will set you back several thousand clams, but I have heard some people swear by it. However, if gaming is what you are looking to do, why not get PS3?  $350 will get you the console and peripherals.  Spend rest of the moolah on large screen HD TV and home theater system.

riten · Jun 4, 2010 10:17 PM

depends on if you have some idea in building your own computer, I'm referring more on the side of desktop. If you want to build your own desktop then you can get like the six core AMD processor and high end graphics card to begin with. There are some preconfigured desktops sold by HP, dell, lenovo that goes around $ 1,000 with the gaming config. If laptop is your choice then go for the new ones with i7 processor with dedicated video card, with at least 4GB ram. My suggestion is you don't have to go with the $ 3,000 alienware while you can get comparable HP, Sony or even Toshiba Qosmio  for less than half of the price.

novaguy83 · Jun 5, 2010 10:44 AM

thanks riten and novaguy83... i customized my own with intel core i7 extreme 3.33 GHz and NVIDIA EVGA GeForce GTX 480...cost be a decent amount of money man.... just cant wait to open the box...

kanchho bhai · Jun 7, 2010 1:35 AM

MSI Gaming Laptop. Its relatively cheaper compared to Alienware. Last edited: 07-Jun-10 11:30 AM

dimag kharab · Jun 7, 2010 11:30 AM

don't forget your can overclock both the main processor and the graphic card. ;-)

novaguy83 · Jun 7, 2010 11:32 AM

When I bought one for my flight simulator: I made sure to get a 64 bit edition (windows 7) with the best graphics and sound cards available, 8 gigs of memory and dual processor (whatever fitted my budget- any dual available should be good enough)

MN_Nepali · Jun 7, 2010 11:42 AM