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is this a decent computer for the price?
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ooler Master Case with dust filters- Case has lots of room for upgrades!
*New* Geforce gtx 240 1gb graphics card
*New* 4 GB RAM
160 GB Hard drive
200 watt power supply
AMD 64 dual-core processor +4000, 2.11 ghz
Windows XP home edition
Graphics card and memory are less than 1 year old. XP was installed to better run Final Fantasy Online but the system will run windows 7 with no problems.
I will be puting windows 7 on it and the cost is 300$ with a 19" lcd display and keyboard.
*New* Geforce gtx 240 1gb graphics card
*New* 4 GB RAM
160 GB Hard drive
200 watt power supply
AMD 64 dual-core processor +4000, 2.11 ghz
Windows XP home edition
Graphics card and memory are less than 1 year old. XP was installed to better run Final Fantasy Online but the system will run windows 7 with no problems.
I will be puting windows 7 on it and the cost is 300$ with a 19" lcd display and keyboard.
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i would say thats abit under priced, where did you see that?
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My local craigs is it somewhat decent for gaming? like cod 4-5-6 league of legends and wow? i am in need of a upgrade from my dell insprion 9400 05 stock :p
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Or would this one be better?
Windows 7 (64-bit) (Authentic and comes with a separate partition on the hard drive so it can be restored to the factory default settings)
Intel Pentium Processor E5400 (dual core @ 2.7ghz each)
4 GB DDR2 Ram
640 GB HDD
Nvidia GeForce 7100 integrated @ 512mb(there is a 1gb PCI video card installed)(i don't use the integrated graphics)
There are ports out the wazooo (HDMI ports, usb ports, card reader, ethernet, Esata and more.)
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Windows 7 (64-bit) (Authentic and comes with a separate partition on the hard drive so it can be restored to the factory default settings)
Intel Pentium Processor E5400 (dual core @ 2.7ghz each)
4 GB DDR2 Ram
640 GB HDD
Nvidia GeForce 7100 integrated @ 512mb(there is a 1gb PCI video card installed)(i don't use the integrated graphics)
There are ports out the wazooo (HDMI ports, usb ports, card reader, ethernet, Esata and more.)
Super Multi DvD recorder
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The PSU wattage, Processor clock speed, and HDD are a bit too low-end to see any real gaming experience in your future. I would go with the second build that you posted, but try looking for something without integrated graphics.
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the second builds card is a ASUS ENGT220/DI/1GD2(LP) is it better? i may go with it. and i am willing to put around another 150$ into it
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it would really help if someone could give there oppion.
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hidequick wrote it would really help if someone could give there oppion.
If you're just using this as a home computer, yes. Let's hope you have no intentions of playing newer games at todays resolutions. Most people have replaced their 260's, never-mind a single 240. There is no room for upgrades due to the PSU/MOBO.
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no no i plan on playing wow combat arms league of legends older call of duty like 4 or 5.. will this work?
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hidequick wrote no no i plan on playing wow combat arms league of legends older call of duty like 4 or 5.. will this work?
In that case, save up a few more hundred and build a PC. That's a $300 paper-weight. You get what you pay for.
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