Is this a good pc?

[Elite]

In my opinion, the CPU cooler in this build is pretty overkill, epically since the processor can't be overclocked as it isn't a "k" series chip. If you are looking for a good all around rig which can handle Minecraft well, I would recommend this build: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/HackInBuild/saved/KpvmP6

Will it be good for rendering?

 

[gizmobrick]

Will it be good for rendering?

Although I don't have this exact PC, I do believe it should do just fine as far as rendering is concerned. The fact is, if you had $150 more to spend on a CPU, you would get far better render times. Another $200 on your graphics card and you would cut down render times some more. In the end, it all comes down to your budget. The more you spend, the better performance you will get. Again, this build should handle rendering with no problem but don't expect it to be lightning fast.

 

[mrpickles]

y no allenware

 

[gizmobrick]

y no allenware

Spec for spec, Alienware computers are not as good a value as building a computer. In other words, I would be getting more for my money if I spent $1,000 computer parts then if I bought a pre-built Alienware computer for the same price. This not only applies for Alienware computers but other pre build computers as well. Along with that, you get all the benefits of building a computer over buying an Alienware system. For example, if you want a powerful CPU and no graphics card, you can do that without a problem. No need to be locked down to a specific set of parts you have to choose from. Another benifet to building a computer over buying one (Alienware included) is that you get to build it and get the satisfaction of actually putting it together. That's probably my favorite part of building a computer. :3

 

[mrpickles]

Spec for spec, Alienware computers are not as good a value as building a computer. In other words, I would be getting more for my money if I spent $1,000 computer parts then if I bought a pre-built Alienware computer for the same price. This not only applies for Alienware computers but other pre build computers as well. Along with that, you get all the benefits of building a computer over buying an Alienware system. For example, if you want a powerful CPU and no graphics card, you can do that without a problem. No need to be locked down to a specific set of parts you have to choose from. Another benifet to building a computer over buying one (Alienware included) is that you get to build it and get the satisfaction of actually putting it together. That's probably my favorite part of building a computer. :3

sorry ur rong

 

[Genesis_Jack]

http://pcpartpicker.com/b/n7gLrH
Tell me if this is a good pc or what I could change. Please keep it under 600

its okay but dont try and play big games on it. Minecraft willl run good.

 

[EvilMonkeyzHD]

switch to Intel i3 cpu, and get a nvidia graphics card, because i like shadowplay

 

[thesurvivalmon]

This pc is pretty good, i though you were buying pre made pc, but as i see, you know what to build, and it looks pretty nice for me