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He he he... Yea, I am actually looking for a " computer chooser ". U know, they are on some sites, but I can't find them anymore, the one where they ask tones of question, and give you the appropriate computer for you... So if you guys know where they are, you've hit the right place... Thanks...
Go buy a Dell or Gateway, you can build your own or choose one prebuilt.
just tell us what you need it for and what you mainly use it for, etc. Like whats more important gaming or audio? that would determine the audio card & the speaker setup. are you going to watch DVDs. Put a post up.
Alright... I am a Hard Core gamer, n' I download lots of Audio and Video... I do lots of paper work, I burn lots of CD's... lots of everything that I don't know.. LMAO...
now a budget would be good and I'll reccomend what I would get
Well, my budget will be 500-599 :D
this is what I would do
get the cheapest case you can find on
NewEgg
Case $30
Mobo: MSI KT3 Ultra 2 $79
Chip: Athlon XP1600+ $54
PSU: ENERMAX EG365P-VE(FM). 350W - $50
Thermal Paste: Artic Silver III - $6
Heatsink - Thermaltake VOLCANO 9, Copper base - $29
= $248 so far
Case Fans - (lacking knowledge here)
Audio card - Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer $84
Graphics card - (whatever you want)
don't forget burner, DVD drive, monitor
let me know if i was helpful.
screw the audigy gamer, just get the OEM version and save youself some money
what is the difference?Quote:
Originally posted by lessthanjake_666
screw the audigy gamer, just get the OEM version and save youself some money
Software bundle, thats it get the Audigy OEM, or I would recommend the Santa Cruz but since this isn't the audio forum, forget it.Quote:
Originally posted by THESANTINI
what is the difference?