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Which one should i buy?
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It depends:
See if you can answer any of those questions and I will try and choose one of the two you have listed.
What is the use of this computer?
If you're a gamer what kind of games will you be playing? FPS, RTS, RPG
Are you a heavy multitasker & gamer? Or Just gamer only?
What's your budget?
How much storage space is adequate enough for you?
How long do you want this rig to last?
What resolution will you be playing on?
Will you overclock? If so how far?
Do you need a monitor or other accessories?
See if you can answer any of those questions and I will try and choose one of the two you have listed.
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Winry wrote It depends:
What is the use of this computer?
If you're a gamer what kind of games will you be playing? FPS, RTS, RPG
Are you a heavy multitasker & gamer? Or Just gamer only?
What's your budget?
How much storage space is adequate enough for you?
How long do you want this rig to last?
What resolution will you be playing on?
Will you overclock? If so how far?
Do you need a monitor or other accessories?
See if you can answer any of those questions and I will try and choose one of the two you have listed.
Business
FPS
multitasker & gamer
I do anything
1 tb
3 yrs
1080
no
no
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Depending on what you play to play you could probably make a nice gaming rig for a whole lot cheaper.
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KillsvsDeaths wroteWinry wrote It depends:
What is the use of this computer?
If you're a gamer what kind of games will you be playing? FPS, RTS, RPG
Are you a heavy multitasker & gamer? Or Just gamer only?
What's your budget?
How much storage space is adequate enough for you?
How long do you want this rig to last?
What resolution will you be playing on?
Will you overclock? If so how far?
Do you need a monitor or other accessories?
See if you can answer any of those questions and I will try and choose one of the two you have listed.
Business
FPS
multitasker & gamer
I do anything
1 tb
3 yrs
1080
no
no
Here is an AMD rig:
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Here is an Intel rig:
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You didn't leave any price so I made them budget builds.
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I highly suggest going with Winry's post and getting the separate parts, they're easy to build with a little effort for so much cheaper.
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First of all that alienware is way better than that mac. Second is that tou can make something much better than that alienware while saving a lot of money. So in my opinion get neither of them.
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Alienware charges so much. Bt yes theyre good i have one
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