Steam Machines set to arrive in November, 2015

For the price of the Tiki, you could ostensiably just swim in all the money you have.

If you're not sure of which console to buy, because they're all trying to sell you games at 60 frames per second, perhaps it's time to consider another route? Maybe you should be putting a PC into your living room instead.

Valve certainly have banked on this particular idea, with the concept of the Steam Machine moving along at a [for Valve] rather brisk pace. You might be able to pick one up as soon as November, 2015.

The Valve Store page now includes listings for Steam Machines that ought to debut then. Some of the prices are pretty reasonable [$400 or so] while others are downright crazy [$5000].

Given these prices, though? You're probably better off just custom-buying your own machine.

Feel free to follow along past the break for the list of potential third party vendors:

The three big names throwing their hats into the ring are, naturally, Alienware, Asus and Gigabyte, while others have signed up to make some beautiful looking machines.  Here's the list with links to each store page:

Alienware - $479+
Alternate - $1099 - $1999
Asus - $699+
Digital Storm - $699
Falcon Northwest - $1999 - $4999 [!]Gigabyte - $599
iBuyPower - $459
Maingear - $849
Material.net - $899
Next - $799 - $1299
Origin - $899 - $4999 [!]Scan - $999 - $1299
Syber - $499 - $1399
Webhallen - $949
Zotac - $999

Source:  Valve Steam Machines Store Page

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