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heres my config
http://www.etccomputer.ca/eShop/defa...sysid=39569374
Please give me some suggestions.
Im kinda not sure about the power supply. If you think you can make the comp better and keep it under 2100,000 then be sure to post it up. By the way im not a heavy gamer but i do game and i want this comp to last a while. Thats basically it.
What is "memory !" (2x1GB) and "memory 2" (1 GB major brand) all about?
Forget Norton Internet Security and the Thermaltake PSU as well.
True, that is really weird...at start i thought that memory 2 was an option but then looked at Optical and has 1 and 2 too...:blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
The psu could be better....
well my memory is so that ill have 3gb of ram and by the way what PSU would you reccomend then?
Whu you don't build custom PC configuration for your needs?
Erm thats what im doing....Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivanov
are going to assemble(put the hardwares together) the computer yourself or are you paying someone or the website to assemble it for you?Quote:
Originally Posted by despikableErm thats what im doing....Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivanov
your a rich cunt :lol:
:lol: Why two optical drives ? With that kind of money why build it yourself , get an Alienware or Falcon built computer . And 3 gb of memory, like your ever going to use it . :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Global Jihad
http://www.falcon-nw.com/
Is this the same monitor? lets see $260 vs $196 with free shipping, Duh! Unless you have to buy from them so they will build it for you, I think you could save alot of money shopping somewhere else, especially for something like a monitor which doesn't need to be built.Code:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824001228
Instead of getting 3gb of memory, get the 2gb and spend that 100$ you saved on a better video card.
Don't forget the original price is in CDN$Quote:
Originally Posted by Appzalien
For us (users) it's always better to build our own pc. It's cheaper and we learn something :)
3GB it's not worth i think...
The 3GB of RAM bothers me.
Depending on how you populate the second gig- is it one more gig stick or two 512s?- you may actually lose performance. I admit I'm not familiar with the new Intel's memory handling capabilities but such a setup would be bad with an AMD.
I currently run 2x1GB and even in Vista rarely exceed 40% RAM usage.
The Antec NeoHE 550 would be a better choice for the PSU.
DX10 vid cards are just around the corner...it might be worth holding off for a month or so to see what they are like as Vista will require them anyway.
ok i changed it to 2gb of ram (2 sticks) and i changed power supply to enermax. Im going to get the cheapest card so i can buy the newer cards(DX 10) when they come out for x-mas. By the way the prices are in canadian dollars.
Don't wait for dx10 cards, u don't need to. THey won't even produce games to need to use it for a while, especially if u plan to stay with xp for a little while longer. Just get a midrange dx9 card right now imo. Stay with 2 gigs of mem also... 3 won't even impact performance most likely and u can save the extra money for the vid card like Smith said.
Btw good choice in parts. I'm getting a 6600 (can be oc'ed to x6800 spec and has the 4meg cache) myself soon (can't wait for the fucking rd600 board anymore). I would suggest an improvement in the video card and a widescreen monitor possibly.
The upcoming game Crysis is expected to utilise Dx10 and just about the latest technology including Dual core processor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gam3Guy
Sorry, that's wrong, it's the other way round.Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
DX10 will require Vista, but Vista will run quite happily with earlier cards, as it is at the moment with beta releases.
However, I can't see the gfx card manufacturers requiring everyone to upgrade to Vista in order to run their new cards properly, it would be financial suicide. DX10 will be made available for XP.
So jealous.
Replace GS with GT.
No, it won't.Quote:
Originally Posted by lynx