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Old 12-09-2005, 12:10 AM   #1 (permalink)
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i found this emachines desktop at bestbuy and was wondering if it is a good gaming computer and good for upgrading. it has 1 available pcie port for a graphics card. but i was wondering about the powersupply would i have to replace it or would it be powerful enough. and does emachines do the same thing as dell does with their powersupplies or will any powersupply work. also is the socket 754 or 939?

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that shuld be good for gaming if u upgrade the graphics and im almost positive that ur gonna need to get a new psu. emachines is the same as dell and the psu wont be powerful enough.
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that shuld be good for gaming if u upgrade the graphics and im almost positive that ur gonna need to get a new psu. emachines is the same as dell and the psu wont be powerful enough.
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do you know what powersupply would work with this emachines and would be powerful enough for a 7800 gtx
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anything over 400w to be safe
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looks nice, deffinetly get a nwe gfx card. What card were you planning to get?
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does any powersupply work or does it have to be a special one
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looks nice, deffinetly get a nwe gfx card. What card were you planning to get?
i was thinking of getting the 7800 gt or the gtx if my parents would let me
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then you'd be set.

i have the gtx and its fast as hell.
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