So I want to get a PC for Eso because the consoles seem kinda over rated and PC's seem to have more games on them. I am not very familiar with computers for gaming purposes and was looking for some recommendations on which ones ESO runs the best on. Any help?

A nice gaming rig. Build your own. Don't rely on pre-built they're usually not up to snuff.

The smaller builds would easily handle any current games on ultra settings

http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1482966-gaming-rig-for-elder-scrolls/

Best to wait until the PC Requirements are released and then go from there, especially if you have a limited budget,

Get at least i5 core, 6 gb ram. 3mb cache. 3.0 or higher Ghz etc. 500gb hdd. Wireless N or better. and at least 3 3.0 usb slots. cheers.

I heard about\ building your own a little while ago (besides DuckGrrl) but I haven't the slightest idea of where to start. Are the Alienware PC's actually as good as good as they say, or would I be better off Googling how to build one (haha, that probs wont go well )

Alienware used to be a status symbol for some, but realists know they are just overpriced for a little extra customer support, and not much more than building it yourself or even going with a different brand.

Alienware were good before Dell bought them. They were pricy before but at least you got a very good gaming PC. Now it is just mostly way overpriced for a semi good gaming pc. It is just better to either make it yourself or go to a small pc store that make their own pc's and make one for you. You can come here and we can give a good idea on what you need, but the important part is how much you are willing to spend on the pc

I would go with his recommendation. Look around online for a reputable pc shop in your area that builds systems.

Most will build a system for you for a fairly small fee.

Thanks I forgot to mention the reputable pc shop. Some of those shops might have one pre-built anyway.

From reading the OP I doubt he's able to build his own rig.

Or if you have an enthusiast PC gamer friend that can help you out, provided he/she has the experience with rig building.

http://www.newegg.com is who i use for my PC builds. Others out there to but have always had good service from Newegg. and yeah avoid Alienware, you're just paying for the name and nothing else.