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Looking For a Good Computer
Hello everyone,
Today I'm here to ask about computers, I'm looking for a reliable, School friendly, Gaming computer.
My price range: $600-$1200
I' looking for a computer that would get work done. Whether the job is school essays or playing Battlefield 3 with a good FPS. If anyone has a suggestion, Please leave them below, Thanks.
Today I'm here to ask about computers, I'm looking for a reliable, School friendly, Gaming computer.
My price range: $600-$1200
I' looking for a computer that would get work done. Whether the job is school essays or playing Battlefield 3 with a good FPS. If anyone has a suggestion, Please leave them below, Thanks.
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You can custom build one or buy http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/INTEL-Core-i ... d98&_uhb=1
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Ultrabooks
Give me an exact price that you would like it under. I will put together a compatible part list that you can buy all the parts and put them together.
If you don't want to build a computer, you will spend a LOT more for the exact same thing, but it does save time and risk.
If you don't want to build a computer, you will spend a LOT more for the exact same thing, but it does save time and risk.
Go Dell. Always Dell! i'm using a:
Dell Inspiron 15 line with
8G ram
1TB hard drive
2.0 Processor Speed
and other awesome shit
Costed me $810
Dell Inspiron 15 line with
8G ram
1TB hard drive
2.0 Processor Speed
and other awesome shit
Costed me $810
- 2ghz processor speed
- battlefield 3
Choose one.
If anything, if you're looking for a gaming PC, don't buy from any company that majors in home computers (hp, DELL, and especially Gateway).
Make sure it has dedicated graphics, not integrated (THAT MEANS IT SHOULD ACTUALLY HAVE A GRAPHICS CARD).
You can go on sites like Newegg and Amazon and looking for PC's by iBUYPOWER and Cyberpower (the only brands I really know) or go on sites that allow for them to be custom built.
- battlefield 3
Choose one.
If anything, if you're looking for a gaming PC, don't buy from any company that majors in home computers (hp, DELL, and especially Gateway).
Make sure it has dedicated graphics, not integrated (THAT MEANS IT SHOULD ACTUALLY HAVE A GRAPHICS CARD).
You can go on sites like Newegg and Amazon and looking for PC's by iBUYPOWER and Cyberpower (the only brands I really know) or go on sites that allow for them to be custom built.
That equivilant is worth 350 dollars minimum.
i got 8GB G.SKILL Ripjaws, 1666Mhz 7-7-7-7 Timings
GTX 560 TI
1.5 TB total
90GB SSD(Agility 2 OCZ)
3.10 GHZ Quad Core. for around 550.
i got 8GB G.SKILL Ripjaws, 1666Mhz 7-7-7-7 Timings
GTX 560 TI
1.5 TB total
90GB SSD(Agility 2 OCZ)
3.10 GHZ Quad Core. for around 550.
You should really look in to building your own computer you would save allot of money and have that sense of accomplishment!
That plus making it run Linux is the hardcore way.
As for what your asking for, Nividia GeForce 650, Intel i-5 quadcore, Windows 7, and whatever else you want= an ok computer.
As for what your asking for, Nividia GeForce 650, Intel i-5 quadcore, Windows 7, and whatever else you want= an ok computer.
Whatdya mean "hardcore", as in terribly difficult? Man linux is one of the easiest OS's I've ever used, and i still use it today
use a toshiba u845t
Never go for dell. There install a bunch of extra garbage on your PC/bloatware
for 1200$ you can get i7, a good GPU from nvidia probably geforce 640 or over, an SSD for main drive and 1TB hdd.
for 1200$ you can get i7, a good GPU from nvidia probably geforce 640 or over, an SSD for main drive and 1TB hdd.
*Battlefield 4
This is going to get hate, but try for an Alienware laptop
Don't listen to the crazy man, build your own.
