Accessories?

by **Brandon** on Tue Mar 19, 2013 9:38 pm

So I've been thinking about upgrading to an Alienware or other really good gaming PC, what are some good accessories you'd recommend getting for gaming?

I'm looking for really good brands of things such as Headsets, Keyboards, Mouses,..even a Mousepad, I already know the type of Monitor I'm getting..wave Surprised

, just kind of want others opinions, I heard the Razor brand was really nice

by **[ADMIN] Kelly** on Tue Mar 19, 2013 9:54 pm

Turtle beaches are good headset wise. Mousepad... Surprised you have to ask, would've thought you'd go with an RS mousepad Razz

As far as keyboard, I'd just really stick with Logitech. There's a very nice Logitech wireless keyboard with a built in mouse (Amazon link to it). Has some decent reviews Razz

by **Magic.** on Tue Mar 19, 2013 11:06 pm

Don't get Alienware...ridiculously overpriced.
I'd recommend MSI if you're getting a laptop.
However, if you are getting a PC, build your own. Cost effectiveness when building your own is ridiculous. If you buy a premade PC for $1000, a custom PC for $1000 will have pretty much twice the power/specs.

As for Keyboards, get a mechanical keyboard. No doubt about it.
Three brands to choose from IMO: Filco, Ducky and Das. Research it.
Mice, If you are getting Razer, go the Deathadder, only decent thing they've made. Steelseries area good alternative. Any headset will do.

by **[ADMIN] Kelly** on Wed Mar 20, 2013 12:34 am

Magic. wrote:Don't get Alienware...ridiculously overpriced.
I'd recommend MSI if you're getting a laptop.
However, if you are getting a PC, build your own. Cost effectiveness when building your own is ridiculous. If you buy a premade PC for $1000, a custom PC for $1000 will have pretty much twice the power/specs.

Completely agree with this.

Don't get me wrong.. Alienware is sexy as hell, but overpriced. If you're just looking to find a good performance Windows PC, build your own.

by **Brandon** on Wed Mar 20, 2013 1:03 am

[ADMIN] Kelly wrote:Turtle beaches are good headset wise. Mousepad... Surprised you have to ask, would've thought you'd go with an RS mousepad

As far as keyboard, I'd just really stick with Logitech. There's a very nice Logitech wireless keyboard with a built in mouse (Amazon link to it). Has some decent reviews

I actually really like that keyboard, it's such a cheap price too, some of the ones I've been looking at were around 200+, made me want to ragequit xD

Also thank you for the help, both of you<3

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