robin wrote: i love playing games and i am about to buy a new system so suggest me the system which will support all kind of games which company is the best ?.........................right now i am using dell system
If you're talking PC's... build your own.
Or get someone like TigerDirect to slap a custom build together for you..
Start with a budget...
Select a Barebones unit at about half your budget... add RAM.. and the Best Video card you can afford. I suppose you could take the harddrive out of your existing unit and put it in your new unit...but nothing beats a Solid-State Drive for your OS, if you can budget for it.
Put all your money in the a great graphics card, RAM and a good chip. The other stuff shouldn't cost too much money. I guess fans are important for keeping it cool but you don't have to splurge on a water-cooled system.
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DannyTriad wrote:Put all your money in the a great graphics card, RAM and a good chip. The other stuff shouldn't cost too much money. I guess fans are important for keeping it cool but you don't have to splurge on a water-cooled system.
Whoa... don't overlook a good motherboard... the cheap stuff won't cut it.
DannyTriad wrote:Put all your money in the a great graphics card, RAM and a good chip. The other stuff shouldn't cost too much money. I guess fans are important for keeping it cool but you don't have to splurge on a water-cooled system.
Whoa... don't overlook a good motherboard... the cheap stuff won't cut it.
that really only makes a difference if you're lookin ginto heavy overclocking and SLI/crossfire.
a board in the cheap range (100-130) will easily cover your needs if you dont crossfire or SLI cards.
When in doubt, burn it down.
Brothers... What We Do In Life Echoes In Eternity...
DannyTriad wrote:Put all your money in the a great graphics card, RAM and a good chip. The other stuff shouldn't cost too much money. I guess fans are important for keeping it cool but you don't have to splurge on a water-cooled system.
Whoa... don't overlook a good motherboard... the cheap stuff won't cut it.
that really only makes a difference if you're lookin ginto heavy overclocking and SLI/crossfire.
a board in the cheap range (100-130) will easily cover your needs if you dont crossfire or SLI cards.
madeinhawaii wrote:
We are talking about a gaming rig, right?
yes. if you arent going to go with a multiple graphics card setup, you dont need an expensive motherboard.
My experience with boards have always shown that better, slightly more expensive boards simply perform better. At least stick with a better brand name. If price is an issue, get a slightly older version of a recommended board... I'd always check reviews on mobos... some are real lemons.
madeinhawaii wrote:
We are talking about a gaming rig, right?
yes. if you arent going to go with a multiple graphics card setup, you dont need an expensive motherboard.
My experience with boards have always shown that better, slightly more expensive boards simply perform better. At least stick with a better brand name. If price is an issue, get a slightly older version of a recommended board... I'd always check reviews on mobos... some are real lemons.
yeah, thats true.. i always stuck by asus and MSI for motherboards though.
im not saying you can go real cheap, but its usually unnecessary to get some of the more expensive ones.
When in doubt, burn it down.
Brothers... What We Do In Life Echoes In Eternity...
If you wish a absolute PC for gaming then this will be the best requirements.
Videocard: 555m, Regza 37"
Processor: i7 2630QM
Memory: 4GB DDR3 Soundcard: Via HD, x-530
PSU: 150w
i love playing games and i am about to buy a new system so suggest me the system which will support all kind of games which company is the best ?.........................right now i am using dell system
