For gaming PC suggest good speakers.  

The list of good speaker are given below-

Atomic Bass Earphones Review
When it comes time to listen to music, watch a movie or play some games on your Pc without disturbing others it’s time for a nice set of headphones or earphones. For some users the name of the game when it comes to earphone sis small and compact. This review is of the small and good sounding Atomic Base earphones. Read on for all the details.

Razer Mako 2.1 Speaker System
The latest addition to the Razer line of computer peripherals is the Razer Mako 2.1 speaker system. This speaker system has 2.1 sound with a pair of omnidirectional satellites and a sub woofer. The Razer Mako speakers are also THX certified. Read the full Razer Mako review for all the details.

LTB Audio Q-Bass 2.1 Wireless Headphones Review
At some point we all need a set of headphones for our computers. Whether it is to watch a movie without disturbing someone else in your home, or to play games and listen to music. LTB audio has a new set of headphones called the Q-Bass that are wireless and have some other features that make for a great set of headphones.

Logitech V20 Notebook Speakers Review
Next to the touch pad the worst thing about my notebook is the sound system. The one tiny speaker sounds horrible for movies, gaming or music. Logitech has a small, compact pair of speakers designed to be taken on the road with you. The cool thing about the Logitech V20 Notebook Speakers is how easy they are to set up and take on the go.

iSound Plasma PC Speakers & iPod Dock
Growing up I always wanted one of those plasma balls that had the lightening inside of the ball. You know the ones where the lightening would follow your fingers if you touched the glass globe. Now you can get the plasma globe with a built in set of speakers. The plasma dances to the beat of the music from your iPod or the sound from your PC. This is one cool desktop speaker set.

SLS Audio Q-Line Silver
The SLS Audio Q-Line Silver is a home theater in a box system that absolutely rocks as a PC speaker system. If you are looking for the best sound for your PC gaming needs or a great surround sound system for your media PC, you will be hard pressed to beat the SLS Audio Q-Line Silver.

JBL Creature II Multimedia Speakers
The JBL Creature II Multimedia Speakers are a nice set of speakers for your PC, MAC or MP3 player that wont' cost you a months pay. Sound from the JBL Creature II Multimedia Speakers is good, though a bit weak in the mid range.

Logitech Z-5450 Digital 5.1 Speaker System
The Logitech Z-5450 Digital 5.1 Speaker System is an awesome surround sound speaker system for PC that can be used with game consoles as well. The Logitech Z-5450 Digital 5.1 Speaker System is also THX certified and has wireless rear speakers.

Answered by shaista at 1:51 PM on July 14, 2008

The list of good speaker are given below-

Atomic Bass Earphones Review
When it comes time to listen to music, watch a movie or play some games on your Pc without disturbing others it’s time for a nice set of headphones or earphones. For some users the name of the game when it comes to earphone sis small and compact. This review is of the small and good sounding Atomic Base earphones. Read on for all the details.

Razer Mako 2.1 Speaker System
The latest addition to the Razer line of computer peripherals is the Razer Mako 2.1 speaker system. This speaker system has 2.1 sound with a pair of omnidirectional satellites and a sub woofer. The Razer Mako speakers are also THX certified. Read the full Razer Mako review for all the details.

LTB Audio Q-Bass 2.1 Wireless Headphones Review
At some point we all need a set of headphones for our computers. Whether it is to watch a movie without disturbing someone else in your home, or to play games and listen to music. LTB audio has a new set of headphones called the Q-Bass that are wireless and have some other features that make for a great set of headphones.

Logitech V20 Notebook Speakers Review
Next to the touch pad the worst thing about my notebook is the sound system. The one tiny speaker sounds horrible for movies, gaming or music. Logitech has a small, compact pair of speakers designed to be taken on the road with you. The cool thing about the Logitech V20 Notebook Speakers is how easy they are to set up and take on the go.

iSound Plasma PC Speakers & iPod Dock
Growing up I always wanted one of those plasma balls that had the lightening inside of the ball. You know the ones where the lightening would follow your fingers if you touched the glass globe. Now you can get the plasma globe with a built in set of speakers. The plasma dances to the beat of the music from your iPod or the sound from your PC. This is one cool desktop speaker set.

SLS Audio Q-Line Silver
The SLS Audio Q-Line Silver is a home theater in a box system that absolutely rocks as a PC speaker system. If you are looking for the best sound for your PC gaming needs or a great surround sound system for your media PC, you will be hard pressed to beat the SLS Audio Q-Line Silver.

JBL Creature II Multimedia Speakers
The JBL Creature II Multimedia Speakers are a nice set of speakers for your PC, MAC or MP3 player that wont' cost you a months pay. Sound from the JBL Creature II Multimedia Speakers is good, though a bit weak in the mid range.

Logitech Z-5450 Digital 5.1 Speaker System
The Logitech Z-5450 Digital 5.1 Speaker System is an awesome surround sound speaker system for PC that can be used with game consoles as well. The Logitech Z-5450 Digital 5.1 Speaker System is also THX certified and has wireless rear speakers.

Answered by Nagendra at 8:15 AM on July 09, 2008

Logitech's G51 (5.1 Speaker System) will be the ideal solution for you. It should keep most gamers on a moderate budget very happy with their performance. (Priced around Rs.11000). Clearly conscious that gamers wanted something a little more in the speakers department, Logitech put its collective brains to work on something that would satiate the most ardent gamer's desires, and came up with the G51. This features a large jog dial in the middle that is capable of altering master volume, bass, centre positioning, and more impressively, surround. This means the rear speakers can be easily jacked up independently in volume, taking into account the varied living domains of gamers, and that you finally can hear that enemy creeping up behind when you're meant to. Letting blast with an array of music heading from the heavy metal to classical and pop, then loading up Half Life 2 for some blasting. Gamers will love them. They're perfectly fine and suited for all things gaming, with deep rumbles and great positional audio. No sounds were lost and clarity of the satellites was good. So opt for Logitech's G51 (5.1 Speaker System). It'll be the perfect companion for your gaming.

Answered by Anju Singh at 2:03 PM on June 25, 2008

Logitech's G51 (5.1 Speaker System) will be the ideal solution for you. It should keep most gamers on a moderate budget very happy with their performance. (Priced around Rs.11000). Clearly conscious that gamers wanted something a little more in the speakers department, Logitech put its collective brains to work on something that would satiate the most ardent gamer's desires, and came up with the G51. This features a large jog dial in the middle that is capable of altering master volume, bass, centre positioning, and more impressively, surround. This means the rear speakers can be easily jacked up independently in volume, taking into account the varied living domains of gamers, and that you finally can hear that enemy creeping up behind when you're meant to. Letting blast with an array of music heading from the heavy metal to classical and pop, then loading up Half Life 2 for some blasting. Gamers will love them. They're perfectly fine and suited for all things gaming, with deep rumbles and great positional audio. No sounds were lost and clarity of the satellites was good. So opt for Logitech's G51 (5.1 Speaker System). It'll be the perfect companion for your gaming.

Answered by Gyan Singh at 9:34 AM on June 25, 2008

Logitech X-530 is nice.

Answered by banish at 8:57 PM on June 24, 2008

well
I have the Logitech set and it's great. However, I kind of wish I got the Klipsch though...the mids and highs on the Logitech seem a bit weak (though bass is awesome at around 65%+). Techonweb.com seems to have the best price for the two sets

Answered by jaivir at 5:57 PM on June 24, 2008

Logitech's G51 (5.1 Speaker System) will be the ideal solution for you. It should keep most gamers on a moderate budget very happy with their performance. (Priced around Rs.11000). Clearly conscious that gamers wanted something a little more in the speakers department, Logitech put its collective brains to work on something that would satiate the most ardent gamer's desires, and came up with the G51. This features a large jog dial in the middle that is capable of altering master volume, bass, centre positioning, and more impressively, surround. This means the rear speakers can be easily jacked up independently in volume, taking into account the varied living domains of gamers, and that you finally can hear that enemy creeping up behind when you're meant to. Letting blast with an array of music heading from the heavy metal to classical and pop, then loading up Half Life 2 for some blasting. Gamers will love them. They're perfectly fine and suited for all things gaming, with deep rumbles and great positional audio. No sounds were lost and clarity of the satellites was good. So opt for Logitech's G51 (5.1 Speaker System). It'll be the perfect companion for your gaming.

Answered by A.R.Karthick at 8:07 PM on June 23, 2008

go for creative it is very good.
INTEX 1300 and 2000 systems are stunning.Cheaper as well.

Answered by Point at 3:47 PM on June 23, 2008