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aquakeepr

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Hello everyone my name is Michael. This is my vary first post here and im glad i found a forum like this online!

My question is, im getting a new computer manly to play Counter-Strike which is a very demanding game

The specs for the Recommend system requirements are:

2.4 Ghz Processor / 542 RAM / DirectX 9 level graphics card / Windows 2000/XP


And my new computer specs are:


Processor IntelrCoreT2 Duo E7300 (2.66GHz 3M Cache 1066MHz FSB)
Memory (RAM) 4GB DDR2 Memory (2x 2GB)
Memory Expandable to 4GB
Hard Drive 500GB 7200rpm SATA Hard Drive
Optical Drive SuperMulti DVD Burner
Operating System Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium
Network Card 10/100 Mb/s
Audio Realtek ALC662 6-Channel High-Definition
Video Graphics Integrated NVIDIA GeForce 7050 Graphics
Dimensions 13.9"(H) x 7.1" (W) x 16.9" (D) (approx.)
Warranty 1 year warranty



So i was wondering what you guys think, if this would be a good computer or not and if maybe you could recommend one within the $400-$500 range.


Thanks again.:D
 
im about to go to sleep but post a thread in like desktop computer and tell them what you need your computer for and how much your budget is and you will probly get a few builds on this sight where all you would have to do is but the stuff and then there thats the hard part lol
 
pokethesmot said:
im about to go to sleep but post a thread in like desktop computer and tell them what you need your computer for and how much your budget is and you will probly get a few builds on this sight where all you would have to do is but the stuff and then there thats the hard part lol
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Alright i will thank you.
 
Go to the Desktop Computer's Forum, and post a Thread about building.

Include: Purposes, Budget, What you are minimally expecting. The more information, the better. (What you are upgrading from, family computer etc etc) We'll give you links for the individual parts, (all from newegg.com, cheapest and trustworthy)

Building is easy, we can all help you here. If not, even the local computer shop can help you build for an acceptable price. ($50 maybe) Good luck!
 
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