TOP 3 BEST GAMING PC IN 2020😀
The best gaming PC are most powerful hardware for user both video games and productivity software. Blasting through hordes of foes at rapid frame rates and high resolutions is fun, but you can just as easily use a gaming rig for graphic design, animation or simply streaming movies and TV in beautiful 4K.
While the PS5 and Xbox Series X coming soon and will deliver best graphics with high frame rates experience. currently PS4 enjoy, they're still no match for one of the best gaming PCs. is you try to decrease load time so use SSDs.
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GRAPHIC CARD
heavy Graphic Cards are very important to see most of the game details and experience best performance
Today rtx cards provide details in game. The cheap RTX card where you can enable ray tracing technology.
gorgeous ray tracing, massive quantities of RAM, 4K resolution and 60+ fps frame rate, you don't have to wait until holiday 2020; you can have them right now. And, unlike a console, you can upgrade PCs as better tech becomes available.
Today we talk about the 5 gaming beast pc in 2020
1 . Alienware Aurora R10
Here are someinfo taken from toms guide
INFO : The Alienware Aurora R10 offers beast like performance mean to say it give every thing which a pro gamer want.
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Attractive design
Blistering gaming and CPU performance
AGAINST
Can get expensive
In 2020
the Alienware Aurora got a much-needed design refresh that made the company's flagship desktop as sleek, curvy and stylish as the alien ware laptops. Now, these has infused that improved design with AMD power for the first time in years.
The result is the Alienware Aurora R10 Ryzen Edition ($3,629 as tested), an attractive powerhouse that offers improved lighting and airflow, while maintaining the painless upgradability of previous models.
Alienware Aurora R10 configurations
this a tricked-out $3,629 configuration of the R10 Ryzen Edition, which packs an AMD Ryzen 9 3950X CPU, and an Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti graphics card.a 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD .32GB of RAM.
There are range in price according to hardware changes of the Aurora R10. However, the system will offer CPU options of Ryzen 5 (3500, 3600, 3600X), Ryzen 7 (3700X, 3800X) and Ryzen 9 (3900, 3900X, 3950X). GPU options start with Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1650 and go all the way up to dual Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti cards, while memory options range from 8GB to 64GB of RAM. Storage choices start at a single 1TB, 7,200-rpm SATA drive and go up to a 2TB SSD with a 2TB SATA drive.
Alienware Aurora R10 design
At long last, Alienware has overhauled the Aurora's design to align with the clean "Legend" aesthetic from the company's gaming laptops. Debuting on the Aurora R9 and now featured on the R10, the new design trades in the boxy gray of the original model for a curvier, sleeker design with a two-tone paint job.
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It wouldn't be an Aurora desktop without a healthy dose of RGB lighting, this time located on an ovular strip on the front panel, as well as on an Alienware logo on the right side. This lighting is both more prominent and more attractive than it was in the old design, and you can customize it to your heart's content via the Alienware Command Center software.
I had a good time tweaking the three customizable zones with different colors and patterns, and I appreciate that you can sync specific color themes with specific games.
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At 18.9 x 17.0 x 8.7 inches and 39 pounds, the Aurora R10 will demand a decent amount of space on your floor or desk, and you should probably stretch before lugging it to a LAN party.
The Aurora is a bit bulkier than the HP Omen Obelisk (17.0 x 14.0 x 6.5 inches), much bigger than Dell's compact G5 Gaming Desktops (14.5 x 6.7 x 12.0 inches)
Your usual assortment of connections sits in the back, including five USB 2.0 ports, four USB 3.1 Type-A ports and a USB-C port. There's also a RJ-45 Killer E2500 Gigabit Ethernet port and a full suite of audio connections for speakers and subwoofers. For your display needs, the machine's Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti packs an HDMI port, three DisplayPorts and a USB-C port.
(Image credit: Tom's Guide)
(Image credit: Tom's Guide)
While its external design has changed, the Aurora has remained easy to upgrade on the inside.
With a quick flip of a few locks and switches, you can pop off the side panel, slide out the power supply, and remove the GPU and RAM without any tools. Just be ready to bust out a screwdriver if you need to mess with the cooling supply or CPU.
2. Corsair One i164
The best compact form factor gaming PC
CPU: Intel Core i9 9900K | GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti | RAM: 32GB DDR4-2666 | Storage: 960GB NVMe M.2 SSD, 2TB HDD
Slim, minimalist footprintOutstanding performance
One of our highest rated pre-built gaming PCs is back in an updated model, the Corsair One i164. It’s still the same small form factor PC, but with updated hardware, a revamped internal layout, and a few other slight changes. The case design still looks like something straight out of Tron. The CPU and GPU both use independent liquid cooling solutions, and all the hot air is pumped out by a single 140mm maglev fan. The PSU now sits below the motherboard, and some of the USB ports have been re-positioned on the front of the case, but that’s the extent of the non-component changes.
Like a number of the pre-built systems on this list, the Corsair One i164 isn't the only configuration the One comes in. In fact, with an Intel Core i9 9900K and an RTX 2080 Ti, the i160 is the mid-range model. Yes, you read that right, the mid-range model. The lower i140 model comes with a Core i7 9700K and an RTX 2080, while the Corsair One Pro i180 workstation model comes with a Core i9-9920X and an RTX 2080 Ti.
There are also now new AMD Ryzen-powered versions, with the a100 designation, offering either the 12-core Ryzen 9 3900X or the 16-core Ryzen 9 3950X. That's some serious core-counts in something so svelte.
3. HP Omen Obelisk
The best gaming PC under $2,000
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CPU: Intel Core i7 8700 | GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 | RAM: 16GB DDR4-2666 | Storage: 256GB M.2 SSD, 2TB HDD
Powerful components Designed to remove needless frills and keep costs low
Hewlett Packard has been around since before the second World War, and that historical expertise is evident in the design and construction of the Omen Obelisk. The Obelisk is highly customizable, starting with a GTX 1060 and Ryzen 5 2500X and reaching up some top class parts—the original review unit we received packed an RTX 2080 and an 8th Gen Core i7 8700, so you'll be ready for the moment when ray tracing stops being a buzzword and starts being an essential feature (any day now, right?).
Perhaps the most impressive part of the Obelisk is the price tag. Despite a new, high-end RTX card and that rock solid CPU (as well as 16GB of RAM, a 256GB SSD, and 2TB HDD), the Obelisks comes in just under $2,000. This is largely due to HP trimming off all the non-essential frills that tend to pad out the price of a number of similarly specced machines.