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Gaming computers generally have more powerful processors and better graphics. Is there a catch?
That Depends on what you’re using it for, gaming or work?
The downside is money, Prebuilt systems are generally overpriced with low price-performance. If you link me the computer you’re looking at, I could tell you if it’s worth it.
Generally they have gaming gpus. Depending on your workload this might be overkill (or you would be better suited with a workstation gpu).
What are you planning on using the computer for?
I know very little about this topic, but if the prices are low I’d wonder if there’s less hard drive space.
Gaming computers cost more money
RebYidd23,
Gaming computers generally have more powerful processors and better graphics. Is there a catch?
If you’re talking about a desktop system, then the main catch would be price. If you’re looking for a laptop, gaming laptops may have short battery life and get hot underneath during heavy usage, so check reviews carefully.
Does the high energy usage and heat that mean that generally some gaming computers are also louder?
If you’re doing 3D or graphics work a Gaming Computer with its powerful 3D graphics might work out. You may also consider a Business Laptop, those have powerful processors and sometimes workstation 3D graphics. Business Laptops also have superior build quality, better construction, durability, and designs than normal or gaming laptops.
If you’re just doing office or internet work you don’t need powerful 3D graphics and the basic stuff will be fine.
Get one of those computers that require your fingerprint to log in. So cool!
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