Is this a good computer/PC
Babe
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Wednesday, 11th of August 2010 05:29:02 PM
l have gotten someone to design me a computer and this is it: 1 x Babe Coolermaster RC-690 BLK W/O PSU [$116.00]
1 x Corsair 620W HX-620 ATX Registered User Power Supply [$193.00] 1 x Intel CORE i7 920 2.66GHz CPU [$409.00] Joined: Monday, 24th of May 2010, 10:11:29 />1 x Kingston 6GB 1066MHz DDR3 Non-ECC CL7 DIMM (Kit of 3) [$158.00] Posts: 468 />1 x ASUS P6T MB [$358.00]
1 x ASUS GTX275,896MB,448bit,DDR3, Viewed 757 times [$365.00]
1 x Samsung HD103UJ 1TB HDD [$128.00]
1 x ASUS
22xDVD-RW,12xDVD+-RW,40xCDRW,SATA,Lights... PANEL [$49.00]
1 x
Logitech X530 Subwoofer spk [$98.00]
l was just wondering if it
is a good design and if it is a good fast computer
THe main
questions l wanna ask is
How long will it take for it to open
programs like microsoft word and internet explorer?
Could it play
games like crisi... if so at what detail settings?
Do all the parts
mesh well together?
First good answer gets 5 stars
It is
Australian prices so dont think they are wayyy overpriced because there
pretty cheap l beileve if not please tell me
Amos
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Thursday, 12th of August 2010 02:32:29 PM
try using the antec nine hundred two as it is a awesome case, Amos cable manging is superb & not an overkill like the twelve hundred. Registered User instead of getting 6GB of memory, how about 3GB of 1600MHz (1X3GB) Corsair Joined: Saturday, 15th of May 2010, 16:08:04 XMS3 Classic( i use this) Posts: 127 the P6T is ok but a better choice would be to use the P6T Deluxe. there Viewed 15189 times are also other mobos like the Gigabyte UD3R or the UD5 if you want to save
some cash. or you can try the MSI Eclipse. although i've read that the
deluxe is da best
nontherless ur pc is good for a 1900X1200 res setting so a 24'' would be
great even with crysis.
baby cakes
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Friday, 13th of August 2010 03:12:35 PM
I do not get this. Why are you get ASUS GTX275 for $250+ baby cakes (American dollars) for this card. For that much you could get TWO ATI HD Registered User 1GB DDR5 graphic cards. I see that the ASUS P6T from this site. Joined: Friday, 21st of May 2010, 23:43:56 Posts: 1643 http://motherboardpro.com/Asus-P6T-DELUXE-Intel-X58-ICH10R-Chipset-Socket-1366-Supports-both-NVIDIA-SLI-and-ATI-Crossfire-ATX-Motherboard-Retail-p-1037.html Viewed 16381 times
it supports CrossFire, so you add two graphic cards to ur rig. Personal I
would get the ATI HD since it is top of the line for consumers like use
(for me any ways).
Flexy
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Saturday, 14th of August 2010 06:40:36 AM
Yes, that is a good computer but it is probably too much for Flexy what you want to do. Seems too much to me. Have fun. Registered User Joined: Thursday, 29th of April 2010, 13:24:57 Posts: 1865 Viewed 6790 times
Caseydoll
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Sunday, 15th of August 2010 12:26:16 AM
With a rig like this you won't need to worry about start up Caseydoll times of programs like word, with this you could run crysis on ultra high Registered User DX10 with a pretty good FPS. Joined: Wednesday, 12th of May 2010, 02:20:10 Prepare to be stunned by awesome graphics... : ) Posts: 1861 Viewed 10713 times Also if you think Internet explorer is too slow I'd suggest using
Google Chrome, It is fast and quick to use (just a suggestion).
Daddy
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Monday, 16th of August 2010 02:20:13 AM
Is that a good computer? Yes! Daddy Are you being overpriced out the whazoo? VERY FREAKING YES Registered User Even in Australian currency, the parts you're being charged for is insane. Joined: Thursday, 27th of May 2010, 17:37:38 But hey, that is how things are when you buy prebuilt computers. My Posts: 105 advice is to buy these parts separately (although I advise to swap that Viewed 5731 times GTX 275 for an ATi Radeon 4870 or 4890) & build that computer yourself.
You will save A LOT of money. Also, don;t be afraid. Building a computer
is just like legoes. Go on google & find some guides.
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