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can some one post a system that is powerful, (gaming, programming ect..) but not just some supercomputer, it needs to have a resonable price. what type of processor do you think is better intel or AMD?
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Processor is mostly preference. As for a custom built PC, depends on budget. Throw a price range, and I'll throw you a good pc setup.
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Yeah drop us a price range and we can give you a great setup to shop for. In my sig I am running a very solid gaming rig that runs about roughly 600-700$
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www.ebay.com for a good video card for cheap.. ( i seen a 9800 pro for 110 dollars). |
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ASUS A8V Deluxe - $135USD Thermaltake Polo735 - $30USD Corsair Value Select 1GB Kit (2x512MB) - $150USD (if you shop around u can nail this down to $135USD) GeForce6800 128MB - $280USD WD 160GB 8MB PATA - $90USD Chenming 601AE + Enermax 400W - $75USD (easily droppable to $60USD) LiteOn 52x32x52 - $30USD Net Cost: $1090 ($1060 with a bit of haggling) Sure it violates the magical $1000 barrier but its a hell of a system and depending on where you can get it, you can probably get discounts for buying the whole setup. If you're really strapped for cash, drop the CPU down the the Newcastle 3200). Now if you really wanna give that system a punch in the power department, throw in another $500 and: - Switch to a GeForce 6800GT - additional $250USD - Add 1x WD 36.7GB Raptor - additional $100USD - Add another 160GB PATA drive (RAID) - additional $100USD - Spend $50 on some nice fans and a fan controller Regardless, you wont be dissapointed. To answer your question about Intel vs AMD, if you got a P4C system you could probably make it within the $1000 limit easily but the Athlon64 will typically outperform a P4C and for not that much more money so the Athlon64 would probably be a wiser choice to get
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