Is this a good price?

sup2jzgte

sup2jzgte

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I can get a AMD Sempron 3300+ Processor SDA3300AIO2BA for $52, do you think that is a good price for that? Also can someone recommend a good board for this processor that is fairly cheap. I have no clue if this is a good deal or not
 
Well is a socket 754, gettin old! you would be better off getting a 939 or AM2. Think you can get a 939 Athlon 64 3000 for about 65 bucks
 
StrangleHold said:
Well is a socket 754, gettin old! you would be better off getting a 939 or AM2. Think you can get a 939 Athlon 64 3000 for about 65 bucks
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Yeah that is what I was thinking, but this would be getting used by my girlfriend for school and some basic games.
 
well $50, its alright,
i mean you either spend $1000 for a computer, or spend like $300 to build a cheap one...
i personally don't like any in between...
minimum money spending on a good future ready computer is $1000~++
well as much as $2000 i think is worth paying for...

but really, buying like pentium 4 3.4gb is just right in the middle,
it sucks, not worth buying,
i mean if you are ganna get a good computer pull out some money,
other wise that AMD Sempron 3300+ Processor is good enough...
$50 is a good price range for a cheap computer,
but i think you can get it cheaper, or get something else for that money....
this one is cool
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=2465533&sku=A455-1084 C
the above is whole built computer for sale...
but if you'd like to try build your own, get some bundle packages like this...
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2297613&CatId=2361
i dunno, that sampron package is what i first bought like a year ago,
it was fun building a computer...
and i ended up spending more money to get something better for gaming.,

of course i like this one too, but this is one of those models that are in middle range, where its not that cheap, and yet its not that great
aspire said:
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1943172&CatId=1619
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whatever, it was worth trying for fun...
 
I understand what everyone is saying about getting something newer and more upgradable, but this PC is an upgrade for a 1.1 GHZ celeron. The Pc would be used for some lower end game play like NFS, WOW, and a few others, but nothing like Doom 3 or anything. That is why I'm looking for something cheap, because it is going to be used as a back up PC, so Upgrading it is not going to happen. In Jan I'm going to be building a Dual core system, but until then I'm trying to get off as cheap as I can.
 
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