Gaming Tiny computer below $1K
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Hi,
What are my options if I'm looking for a gaming Tiny computer below $1,000?
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Define what you need. I use a gaming laptop in the $1,000 range and it works great: Asus RoG.
You can build a gaming computer under $1K easy.
But what is "tiny" to you? We tried to do a tiny gaming desktop for me two years ago and it was really hard to do.
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Where you are in the world will also determine how much to get for $1k
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I built what I consider a tiny gaming computer for ~$700. It's built in the BitFenix Prodigy.
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My hoping to fit the computer in the cabin bag, same size as Lenovo M700 but with beefy video card. I'm planning to get it in Amazon.
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How big is a cabin bag?
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@bishnitro said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
Lenovo M700
Ah, You'd be better off picking up a laptop. There aren't many gaming PCs in the book-end form factor.
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Cabin bag is around 20 in x 17 in x 9 in. A HP RP5 may fit but my bag will almost be full. I prefer a gaming desktop at around or below 12 in x 12 in x 3 in so I can put other stuff.
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@coliver said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
@bishnitro said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
Lenovo M700
Ah, You'd be better off picking up a laptop. There aren't many gaming PCs in the book-end form factor.
That's what I discovered.
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what are my options for gaming laptop below $1000 with good user feedback?
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The ASUS ROG series is phenomenal. MSI also has a gaming series that is really good, although I think it will be slightly more then $1K.
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@bishnitro said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
what are my options for gaming laptop below $1000 with good user feedback?
My Asus RoG was far from their entry level and was about $1,100. I liked it so much, I have two of them.
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@bishnitro said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
Cabin bag is around 20 in x 17 in x 9 in. A HP RP5 may fit but my bag will almost be full. I prefer a gaming desktop at around or below 12 in x 12 in x 3 in so I can put other stuff.
I assume this means that there will be a monitor/keyboard/mouse where ever you are taking this cabin bag?
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@Dashrender said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
@bishnitro said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
Cabin bag is around 20 in x 17 in x 9 in. A HP RP5 may fit but my bag will almost be full. I prefer a gaming desktop at around or below 12 in x 12 in x 3 in so I can put other stuff.
I assume this means that there will be a monitor/keyboard/mouse where ever you are taking this cabin bag?
Maybe to a cabin?
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@scottalanmiller said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
@Dashrender said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
@bishnitro said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
Cabin bag is around 20 in x 17 in x 9 in. A HP RP5 may fit but my bag will almost be full. I prefer a gaming desktop at around or below 12 in x 12 in x 3 in so I can put other stuff.
I assume this means that there will be a monitor/keyboard/mouse where ever you are taking this cabin bag?
Maybe to a cabin?
Isn't a cabin bag what pilots and flight attendants use?
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@scottalanmiller said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
@Dashrender said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
@bishnitro said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
Cabin bag is around 20 in x 17 in x 9 in. A HP RP5 may fit but my bag will almost be full. I prefer a gaming desktop at around or below 12 in x 12 in x 3 in so I can put other stuff.
I assume this means that there will be a monitor/keyboard/mouse where ever you are taking this cabin bag?
Maybe to a cabin?
I've heard of those called bug out bags... but they normally don't have computers in them.. at least not gaming ones
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@Dashrender said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
@scottalanmiller said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
@Dashrender said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
@bishnitro said in Gaming Tiny computer below $1K:
Cabin bag is around 20 in x 17 in x 9 in. A HP RP5 may fit but my bag will almost be full. I prefer a gaming desktop at around or below 12 in x 12 in x 3 in so I can put other stuff.
I assume this means that there will be a monitor/keyboard/mouse where ever you are taking this cabin bag?
Maybe to a cabin?
I've heard of those called bug out bags... but they normally don't have computers in them.. at least not gaming ones
So many protein bars.
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I have a gen 1 version of this, with an i3, and it's been great. I'm not a super serious gamer, but you can get way better GPU options now, and the high end one is $1,000.
http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/productdetails/alienware-alpha-r2-desktop
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Thank you very much Rojo, i'll check alpha.
