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Дата: 22.11.2010 18:59:34
SaberToothPython, on 20 November 2010 - 03:43 AM, said:
Argo66, on 19 November 2010 - 04:32 PM, said:
SaberToothPython, on 19 November 2010 - 04:20
AM, said: Ok, so, I'm going to get a better computer as mine has
gotten so bogegd up and slow its getting unusable. Not to mention
it has out of date parts. I'm not really up to date on what the
average computer stats and recomended stats are. So, lets have your
opinions on what I should get and whats average.PS: Useful for others to refer to aswel as me
Go for a Dell,
I build Dells, easy to fix, Good warrenty and service. Make sure you max out it's memory and no matter what they give you for a graphics card you may want to trash it for a better one Nvidia or ATI but make sure the vid card has no less than a gig of it's own memory onboards because this will great improve your gaming. A lot of serious gamers get a PC capible of handeling a cross fire set up "2 video cards" which will vastly improve your rigs power ingame.
What do you say about the "Dell" insperon 560 and 570 then? like I said they are pretty high up on the list of candidates so far. Actualy, 560 is on top right now but I'd like to hear more reviews about it than what the website has. People review stuff like "its good" or "too slow" or "I dont like windows 7"... Not very helpful
ARGO: Go for a Dell,
I build Dells, easy to fix, Good warrenty and service. Make sure you max out it's memory and no matter what they give you for a graphics card you may want to trash it for a better one Nvidia or ATI but make sure the vid card has no less than a gig of it's own memory onboards because this will great improve your gaming. A lot of serious gamers get a PC capible of handeling a cross fire set up "2 video cards" which will vastly improve your rigs power ingame.
What do you say about the "Dell" insperon 560 and 570 then? like I said they are pretty high up on the list of candidates so far. Actualy, 560 is on top right now but I'd like to hear more reviews about it than what the website has. People review stuff like "its good" or "too slow" or "I dont like windows 7"... Not very helpful
You can't go wrong with any Dells as long as you follow what I wrote before about video cards....Also make absolutly sure when buying any PC you buy something that you can expand/add too. Nothing worse than a PC that can't grow as your needs change. Oh yeah....Stick with Pentium dual or quad core for desk tops.
I build Dells, easy to fix, Good warrenty and service. Make sure you max out it's memory and no matter what they give you for a graphics card you may want to trash it for a better one Nvidia or ATI but make sure the vid card has no less than a gig of it's own memory onboards because this will great improve your gaming. A lot of serious gamers get a PC capible of handeling a cross fire set up "2 video cards" which will vastly improve your rigs power ingame.
What do you say about the "Dell" insperon 560 and 570 then? like I said they are pretty high up on the list of candidates so far. Actualy, 560 is on top right now but I'd like to hear more reviews about it than what the website has. People review stuff like "its good" or "too slow" or "I dont like windows 7"... Not very helpful
You can't go wrong with any Dells as long as you follow what I wrote before about video cards....Also make absolutly sure when buying any PC you buy something that you can expand/add too. Nothing worse than a PC that can't grow as your needs change. Oh yeah....Stick with Pentium dual or quad core for desk tops.
Argo66, on 19 November 2010 - 04:32 PM, said:
SaberToothPython, on 19 November 2010 - 04:20
AM, said: Ok, so, I'm going to get a better computer as mine has
gotten so bogegd up and slow its getting unusable. Not to mention
it has out of date parts. I'm not really up to date on what the
average computer stats and recomended stats are. So, lets have your
opinions on what I should get and whats average.PS: Useful for others to refer to aswel as me
Go for a Dell,
I build Dells, easy to fix, Good warrenty and service. Make sure you max out it's memory and no matter what they give you for a graphics card you may want to trash it for a better one Nvidia or ATI but make sure the vid card has no less than a gig of it's own memory onboards because this will great improve your gaming. A lot of serious gamers get a PC capible of handeling a cross fire set up "2 video cards" which will vastly improve your rigs power ingame.
ARGO:
SaberToothPython, on 19 November 2010 - 04:20 AM, said: Ok, so, I'm going to get a better computer as mine has gotten so
bogegd up and slow its getting unusable. Not to mention it has out
of date parts. I'm not really up to date on what the average
computer stats and recomended stats are. So, lets have your
opinions on what I should get and whats average.PS: Useful for others to refer to aswel as me
ARGO:
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