I am a big PC gaming enthusiast and my gaming PC has more money in it than some people spend on their first cars. It’s worth it to me to get good frame rates and enjoy my hobby. If you are a big PC gamer and don’t want to spend big bucks on a gaming machine, iBuyPower has a couple new offerings that are reasonably priced.

The company has introduced AMD and Intel flavors of its slick Chimera Killer Special Edition gaming PC. Both versions of the system feature the Killer Xeno Pro gamign network card. The Intel machine sells for $1899 and features a Core i7 920 CPU, 6GB of RAM, an Asus P6T mainboard, and 750GB of storage. The machine also sports a pair of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 275 video cards.

Computers and cars have a lot in common when it comes to speed and performance. Namely the faster you want to go, the more money the machines will cost you. Voodoo computers announced a new Omen gaming PC today that is everything you expect form a high-end gaming machine—fast and expensive.

The new Omen isn’t even available to the masses, at least not at first. You can only get the machine by invitation sent to previous buyers of Voodoo systems. Even if you get an invitation to buy one of the shiny rigs you better come with deep pockets—the new Omen will set you back at least $7000.

When it comes to Alienware one of the first things that always jumps to my mind are seriously expensive computers. For the computer gamers out there that just don’t want to bother with building their own gaming rigs, Alienware has been a popular alternative—so long as the budget allows.

We took a look at the ALX desktop in March when it was first offered with quad graphics. Alienware announced today that it has updated its Area-51 ALX desktop and was re-launching the line. The centerpiece of the updated rig is the availability of the industry’s first overclocked Intel QX9770 running stable at 4GHz available direct from the maker.