His budget is 700$ Anybody know a good deal for an average gaming computer that can play TF2 and BF2 on high (no not crysis)?
Thanks.
Thanks.
tht will probs do it ....but dont expect it to be very futreproof etc
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Wow! kudos to you for taking the time to make a decent system for under $700.02fxnmaurer wrote:
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tht will probs do it ....but dont expect it to be very futreproof etc
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anyway like he said, its not very future proof.
May I have a link for that place where you got the things please?
He just plays those two games and I dont think he will buy new ones in the future. Thanks guys!
He just plays those two games and I dont think he will buy new ones in the future. Thanks guys!
8800GT is a must!
not really, i run bf2 on a 7800 gs and i rarely drop below 30 frames on a 64 man wake server...yes, my card is agp
The 8800GT is an investment for the future and its really not expensive.smartdude992 wrote:
not really, i run bf2 on a 7800 gs and i rarely drop below 30 frames on a 64 man wake server...yes, my card is agp
i agree with .Sup as he is a lot wiser than me ...but u wont get one in a system for under 750 dollars unless u sacrifice another component
the site is www.newegg.com
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the site is www.newegg.com
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http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications … ;CatId=333 i found this.... Is that all the components needed to build a computer?
in all fairness though i have an 8800gt i get bout 70 fps at native res 1680 * 1050 on ultra high
gt pwns
gt pwns
I thought they had removed Ultra High in 1.4 ?02fxnmaurer wrote:
in all fairness though i have an 8800gt i get bout 70 fps at native res 1680 * 1050 on ultra high
gt pwns
Then he should get a cheap EVGA gfx card and replace with a new one within 90 days. Its a system EVGA has. You just pay the difference.02fxnmaurer wrote:
i agree with .Sup as he is a lot wiser than me ...but u wont get one in a system for under 750 dollars unless u sacrifice another component
the site is www.newegg.com
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The 8600 is really nothing to have. A 7800/7900 card would be better. 8600GT = 7600GT with DX10 support. I'd say, go for the 8800GT. It will be worth while.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
well ultra high as in high as i can ....sorry for the confusion as for the pc ....ned_z the processor is a bit shit tbh ....i have an e6750 in my new rig i recommend at least the e6550 as the latest apps and software packages are constantly demanding more ... the e6750 is also an incredibly good overclocker...so try get one of those
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push the boat out and get an 8800gt u know u want to.Sup wrote:
Then he should get a cheap EVGA gfx card and replace with a new one within 90 days. Its a system EVGA has. You just pay the difference.
An E8200 is also a good buy but he will have to be careful so his mobo supports that new processor.
yer the new e800 series are definitely worth investing in ...but if u really need to bring price down get the e6750
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What's the price of the E6750 there 02?02fxnmaurer wrote:
yer the new e800 series are definitely worth investing in ...but if u really need to bring price down get the e6750
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189 dollars....so bout 90 pounds i guess.....i got mine oem here in england for 60 quid ...which is dirt cheap ....
He doesnt need to overclock.... I dont even know if he is gonna buy a new comp... I just want him to get into computer gaming...
The barebone kit looks pretty good actually. I wonder if fans would cost a lot. Do you guys think the barebone kit comes with XP in it or would you have to install it yourself? And do you build barebone kits or are they already made for you?
The barebone kit looks pretty good actually. I wonder if fans would cost a lot. Do you guys think the barebone kit comes with XP in it or would you have to install it yourself? And do you build barebone kits or are they already made for you?
the premade system doesnt come with xp ...u would have to buy the oem software urself
Impossible with such a budget. If we could drop the HDD or the case, then it would be. But in the current circumstance, its not possible. I tried everything..Sup wrote:
8800GT is a must!
The E8200 is about 25 USD more.
Ah if he wants to buy a new PC, he needs to invest more otherwise no point on buying it.Zimmer wrote:
Impossible with such a budget. If we could drop the HDD or the case, then it would be. But in the current circumstance, its not possible. I tried everything..Sup wrote:
8800GT is a must!
ebay (Y)
...ur looking for in my opinion ...and with ur budget
intel e6750 @2.2ghz
abit ip35 e mobo
2 gb ram pc6400 at least
500 watt decent psu ...
a cheap case mebe a thermaltake soprano
and oooooo mebe a new 8800gs
ill scout around on the net in a bit and find u the best i can get
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...ur looking for in my opinion ...and with ur budget
intel e6750 @2.2ghz
abit ip35 e mobo
2 gb ram pc6400 at least
500 watt decent psu ...
a cheap case mebe a thermaltake soprano
and oooooo mebe a new 8800gs
ill scout around on the net in a bit and find u the best i can get
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