4RealzDiego
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looking for a cp that can play Combat Arms at Walmart i cant order online so yeah at walmart 1-500$ i dont want a really good one just a mid decent one i live in USA Omaha, Nebraska
CP not complete just CPU
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bullzi
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I like the look of this one..
http://www.walmart.com/ip/iBuypower-811121014902/15261868
They have site to store available, so you should be able to go into walmart and order this machine then they'll ship it to your local store for free. This'll play Combat Arms with ease..
http://www.walmart.com/ip/iBuypower-811121014902/15261868
They have site to store available, so you should be able to go into walmart and order this machine then they'll ship it to your local store for free. This'll play Combat Arms with ease..
4RealzDiego
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thank you bullzi thats the one my sister thats in tha army was going to buy for me =D
4RealzDiego
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imma need more money to get NX for combat arms the cp i got right now suck balls
MS Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit
AMD Athlon 64 Processor 3800+ 894 RAM 2.40Ghz
NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE
MS Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit
AMD Athlon 64 Processor 3800+ 894 RAM 2.40Ghz
NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE
Drenlin
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Welcome to the forums! 
I don't mean to offend, but that ibuypower is a fairly awful computer for gaming...an Athlon II x2 and a 5450 isn't going to do much. You CAN game on it, but pretty much everything will be on the lowest settings, or very close to it, and even then you'll have trouble spots.
They also don't list the power supply, which is usually a bad thing with iBuypower or Cyberpower. There's probably some cruddy Xion or Raidmax unit in there. The power supply s the most important part of your system...you really, really don't want a bad one.
BTW, "CPU" refers to the processor, not the computer itself. This is a CPU:
If you're not averse to building one yourself (it's easy), this would beat the poop out of that iBuypower:
I don't mean to offend, but that ibuypower is a fairly awful computer for gaming...an Athlon II x2 and a 5450 isn't going to do much. You CAN game on it, but pretty much everything will be on the lowest settings, or very close to it, and even then you'll have trouble spots.
They also don't list the power supply, which is usually a bad thing with iBuypower or Cyberpower. There's probably some cruddy Xion or Raidmax unit in there. The power supply s the most important part of your system...you really, really don't want a bad one.
BTW, "CPU" refers to the processor, not the computer itself. This is a CPU:
If you're not averse to building one yourself (it's easy), this would beat the poop out of that iBuypower:
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Benny Boy
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This may be the reason for Drenlin's list.
I know I was thinking that maybe sis can order the parts.
bullzi
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4RealzDiego
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Btw, im only 10 yrs old i play Combat arms and Cod4...case im pwnage yeah building one will be hard for me and too expensive =(
also, keep an eye out on the equipment for sale forum here as well as sometimes you can get awesome deals.
The good thing about building your own is you know exactly what you have down to the last wire installed. Plus you know you going to be installing decent parts and like the other person said the PSU is the most important part. Never cheap out on those as you can get away with AMD instead of Intell as that is normally what I do.
Will put it to this way as CPU's are like cars/trucks. For instance say you have a Dodge Ram that has a 5.1L v8 (amd).... intell is like the 5.8L v8.
If you on a budget as all the computers I do normally are I go with AMD. Never had an issue with them and tiger direct has a great deal on AMD right now as I am going to find that link now for you.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicat...&cm_re=Homepage-_-Spot 16-_-CatId_22_A79-9851
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Category/category_tlc.asp?CatId=8&srkey=hard drives
I go back and forth from Tiger and Newegg whoever has the best bang for the buck that day. However, you can get a 500gig HD for $40 or 1TD for $60 after rebates and all that jazz.
The good thing about building your own is you know exactly what you have down to the last wire installed. Plus you know you going to be installing decent parts and like the other person said the PSU is the most important part. Never cheap out on those as you can get away with AMD instead of Intell as that is normally what I do.
Will put it to this way as CPU's are like cars/trucks. For instance say you have a Dodge Ram that has a 5.1L v8 (amd).... intell is like the 5.8L v8.
If you on a budget as all the computers I do normally are I go with AMD. Never had an issue with them and tiger direct has a great deal on AMD right now as I am going to find that link now for you.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicat...&cm_re=Homepage-_-Spot 16-_-CatId_22_A79-9851
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Category/category_tlc.asp?CatId=8&srkey=hard drives
I go back and forth from Tiger and Newegg whoever has the best bang for the buck that day. However, you can get a 500gig HD for $40 or 1TD for $60 after rebates and all that jazz.
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guess nobody knew you were 10 years old.. Then I would search on craigslist and ebay for deals as that would be your best option if building one isnt an option.
I will probably have to say that 95% of the people here build their own computers.
That computer from Walmart is decent for the price but you get what you paid for and if you wanted to play those games then you would need to upgrade the vid card.
I will probably have to say that 95% of the people here build their own computers.
That computer from Walmart is decent for the price but you get what you paid for and if you wanted to play those games then you would need to upgrade the vid card.
4RealzDiego
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lol craiglist aint got shit neither does ebay