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Soo i need a good build for a gaming desktop processer i dont know much about computers but i want it to be able to run arma 2 on the highest settings, im looking to spend no more then 1000$
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Building your own?
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ghXb
You can post this and shift a few parts but it should be close to what you are looking for.
i5-3570K is a top processor for gaming, and GTX 660 ti is a top graphics card.
Can see what is missing and look for better values than I picked.
Building your own?
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ghXb
You can post this and shift a few parts but it should be close to what you are looking for.
i5-3570K is a top processor for gaming, and GTX 660 ti is a top graphics card.
Can see what is missing and look for better values than I picked.
gaming desktop recommendation?
nikazhaar7
im currently building a gaming desktop.i only have basic knowledge about desktop.can anyone suggest the spec for a great gaming desktop.im not a money-no-object person.im looking forward for a great performance-for-value spec desktop.any latest development on desktop hardware that i should know so that i wont be regretting any purchase i made later.Thanks.
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if you build a big powerful computer and use it lots for gamimng, then expect big electricity bills. 600watts is a lot of power, equivalent to 10 conventional light bulbs.
So build something to play the game you want
try this
A see through case full of lights is lousy in a bedroom.
Biggest and best is big on electricity, like having ALL the lights on in your house, expect big electricity bills.
Biggest and best is a lot of heat = lots of fan noise - like sitting in a factory, consider water cool.
Two screens lot of fun, consider a video card that will drive two screens.
If you dont need Vista dont get it, it will be obsolete when windows 7 gets going. Vista is the cause of all the fans and power use. Some graphics cards require vista to run, be aware.
play with this on your existing computer and compare the specs on the new computer
Can this computer run that game?
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Run this program and click the red "We Recommend" where appropriate.
http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri
Note Halo2 is demanding on the operating system, see what it recommends
Crysis Warhead is demanding on the video card, see what it recommends.
Far Cry and FEAR is demanding on the processor.
WOW is a general all rounder, not as demanding as above.
When you see the Pass result at the top, look carefully as it shows the minimum to the best performance for that game., even though it pass, it may not be enough for maximum settings., so check the resultant Green chart ruler line at the top.
Click the Red fail tab as well.
Note: Sims 3 is listed under T.
After you get an idea of specs, look in the Dell website
if you build a big powerful computer and use it lots for gamimng, then expect big electricity bills. 600watts is a lot of power, equivalent to 10 conventional light bulbs.
So build something to play the game you want
try this
A see through case full of lights is lousy in a bedroom.
Biggest and best is big on electricity, like having ALL the lights on in your house, expect big electricity bills.
Biggest and best is a lot of heat = lots of fan noise - like sitting in a factory, consider water cool.
Two screens lot of fun, consider a video card that will drive two screens.
If you dont need Vista dont get it, it will be obsolete when windows 7 gets going. Vista is the cause of all the fans and power use. Some graphics cards require vista to run, be aware.
play with this on your existing computer and compare the specs on the new computer
Can this computer run that game?
=========================
Run this program and click the red "We Recommend" where appropriate.
http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri
Note Halo2 is demanding on the operating system, see what it recommends
Crysis Warhead is demanding on the video card, see what it recommends.
Far Cry and FEAR is demanding on the processor.
WOW is a general all rounder, not as demanding as above.
When you see the Pass result at the top, look carefully as it shows the minimum to the best performance for that game., even though it pass, it may not be enough for maximum settings., so check the resultant Green chart ruler line at the top.
Click the Red fail tab as well.
Note: Sims 3 is listed under T.
After you get an idea of specs, look in the Dell website
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