Do you mean gaming pc? since "Game pc" doesn't make sense

do what I am doing and build one, it sounds hard, but its not... but finding the parts under budget is REALLY HARD especially with a $500, I went over my $500 budget by 200 bucks but I have the components for a PC that would cost 1000 bucks

they charge you to put the PC together, its normally around 100 bucks :3

if you need some help picking out parts ask the bros, assembling is easy, just read what NOT to do before you try

Technically there isn't a "best" site to buy a PC for gaming, though there are a few things you should know;

1. Alienware is overrated and overpriced, though they do make AMAZING computers, I wouldn't buy one.

2. Customizable computers are probably the best bet, but again, there isn't a "best" site or company.

3. If you want a quality computer that can run almost any game without lag or just bearable lag then you're probably going to need $500 - $800. (That's about 400 - 640 euros, I believe)

4. It's all about personal preference and your budget. Just google "Affordable gaming computers"

5. Look for specs like 1 gb of ram ("memory"), a good graphics card, dual core processors are helpful and a nice hard drive to store all your games! (250 gb+)

Good luck.

bro this is what I threw together and the PC is worth 1000 bucks :3

First Time Building a Gaming Desktop, care to give advice

also Vit, only one post? something tells me you joined just to say that :3

That's pretty nice. Actually, nah. I've been a lurker on the forums for a while and just got around to registering, and decided I needed atleast one post.

now you have 2 lol

anyway if you MUST buy a computer I wouldn't recomend this one but it can play the games with no problem, and its good acording to reviews but to me it seems like a waste of money, especially since AMD is NOT GOOD, to replace AMD you would need to Replace the motherboard with intel and the CPU with intel EVERYTHING. but if you must BUY it here is are 2 I found

$500 (I was planning to buy this but realised it was a waste of 200 more bucks and I decided to build my own)
newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229285

$700 (if you must go with this one it has intel, intel is better and more reliable than AMD)
newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229315

You can buy the parts that I've suggested to Timmy with some few changes.

CPU: i3-2100 $120 newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115078
Case: NZXT Source 220 $60 newegg.com/Product/Product.as…%20Source%20220
motherboad: Asrock H61m U3S3 $67 newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157236
ram: Gskill Value 4GB DD3 1333 CL9 $20 newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231421
hdd: WDC Blue 500GB SATA III $70 newegg.com/Product/Product.as…N82E16822136769
psu: Seasonic M12II 520w 80+ Bronze $60 newegg.com/Product/Product.as…N82E16817151093
gpu: HIS iCooler 7770 $145 newegg.com/Product/Product.as…N82E16814161402

$542

finding parts within a budget LIKE A BAWS >.>

I'm not good on finding a cheap psu though.:/