I want to use it to play game like saints row 3 and skyrim when they come out.
[url]http://www.amazon.com/CyberpowerPC-Gamer-GUA120-Gaming-Desktop/dp/B0051UWDR2/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1317857746&sr=8-4[/url]
AMD Radeon HD 6450 Graphics with 1GB video memory........
That computers pretty cheap though, so you could get a better card and still save money.
[QUOTE=Lertez;32645813]AMD Radeon HD 6450 Graphics with 1GB video memory........
That computers pretty cheap though, so you could get a better card and still save money.[/QUOTE]
1 GB of video memory is actually pretty good. Most new video cards have about 1250MB+. But I wouldn't really get that unless I'm an animist for PIXAR.
I'd recommend that you get a quad-core to six-core processor.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iBDzEg9l8U[/media]
Not impressed. Choppy as shit.
Its a piece of shit. For 500 bucks you can get a truckload more.
athlon 260 lmao, you can easily get a 955 within such a budget
Do you have stuff that can be re-used? and do you need peripherals?
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[QUOTE=Mcpaddyquack;32645903]1 GB of video memory is actually pretty good. Most new video cards have about 1250MB+. But I wouldn't really get that unless I'm an animist for PIXAR.
I'd recommend that you get a quad-core to six-core processor.[/QUOTE]
horpdorp get out
Video memory size is more of a requirement when you play at higher resolutions.
A 1GB video card can be slower than a 512MB video card.
And don't forget, games are becoming more processor based, but the one on that computer isn't.. you know. Not saying that you can just have a shit GPU and be fine, no. You need Good of both.
You only need a 955 in order to play any game you want, and that will stay for quite a few years ahead.
I say go for it
You're a lot better off buying the parts separate and putting it together yourself. (If you can do that).
[url]www.scan.co.uk[/url]
These guys are what I used, considerably cheap and SUPER FAST delivery. And great customer support.
[QUOTE=EvilMelon;32653165]You're a lot better off buying the parts separate and putting it together yourself. (If you can do that).
[url]www.scan.co.uk[/url]
These guys are what I used, considerably cheap and SUPER FAST delivery. And great customer support.[/QUOTE]
How long do you think it takes to put a computer together
OP, if you can go up another hundred dollars, this:
[url]http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227314[/url]
is a good prebuilt. I have it, and I can play most games pretty well. Lots of space, so upgrading is easy.
[QUOTE=Heatvision...;32653230]How long do you think it takes to put a computer together[/QUOTE]
If you've never done it for, about 3 or 4 hours. It's not really hard, its like putting together legos, really expensive legos.
Shit that seems like a deal over here.
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