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Buying a new pc ( for gaming) need recomendations
Xtras:
Lol, for current games my rig is enough (Intel Q6600 with Radeon 2600XT and 2GB ram). Compared to that, the one linked about is at least two generations higher. I think it will last him at least 3 years without any upgrades. Even after that, it should still be able to play most games.
Mag-X:
--- Quote from: Xtras on February 04, 2010, 12:17:44 AM ---Lol, for current games my rig is enough (Intel Q6600 with Radeon 2600XT and 2GB ram). Compared to that, the one linked about is at least two generations higher. I think it will last him at least 3 years without any upgrades. Even after that, it should still be able to play most games.
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True. My old PC (Athon 64 X2, 9800GT, and 2BG RAM) was able to handle games just fine. The only reason I upgraded was because 3D vision rapes frame rates. Most people don't have that issue.
fohfoh:
In all honesty the only thing you need to worry about is CPU and Mobo. That is usually the most difficult and costly to upgrade.
Xtras:
--- Quote from: fohfoh on February 04, 2010, 01:28:04 AM ---In all honesty the only thing you need to worry about is CPU and Mobo. That is usually the most difficult and costly to upgrade.
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The thing is that he isn't likely to upgrade since he isn't a computer person (says so in some of his posts).
fohfoh:
--- Quote from: Xtras on February 04, 2010, 01:42:57 AM ---
--- Quote from: fohfoh on February 04, 2010, 01:28:04 AM ---In all honesty the only thing you need to worry about is CPU and Mobo. That is usually the most difficult and costly to upgrade.
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The thing is that he isn't likely to upgrade since he isn't a computer person (says so in some of his posts).
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Yeah, I know. I was talking to the guys above.
Not to mention it's pretty obvious that the OP doesn't know much about computers and probably should not tinker with it anyways.
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