claptonman
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It all looks pretty good. Your graphics still isn't exactly high-end, but I won't pressure you to spend more money. And it's easily upgradable in the future, so you're set.
My (Possible) New Computer-Suggestions
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Des_Zac
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Okay, but what performance and FPS could I expect playing a highly graphical game such as Skyrim on let's say medium graphics?
claptonman
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It should run fine on medium. Its best to know your exact top-budget for this computer.
Des_Zac
Member
I technically don't have a budget as I'm just paying for it over time, but as low as I can keep it. If there's something for maybe 20-30 more that will drastically heighten my performance just tell me.
Jamebonds1
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I know this is silly question but how do you get OEM of windows 7 for yourself? Most time i see OEM can't be bought for their own.
FuryRosewood
Active Member
newegg will sell oem to you in the same way you buy oem harddrives and dvd drives, just means warranty is less, support and any accessories you would get with the device or software, will not be there, you get the software/hardware and nothing more.
Jamebonds1
Active Member
Ah okay. I think i understand now.
Des_Zac
Member
http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=13315389
UPDATE: What do you think about it now? Is it all good?
UPDATE: What do you think about it now? Is it all good?
Jamebonds1
Active Member
As my experiences as geeks talk. I don't really trust Corsair RAM but it might be okay. I have Patriot RAM and it is really good. G.Skill is also good RAM.
It look good hardware and good choose. There are stuff i don't understand. Why are you getting DDR2 RAM? It won't work on motherboard.
Des_Zac
Member
Oh sorry, I forgot to put that in another wish-list, that's for another project, thanks for reminding me though
EDIT: Fixed
claptonman
New Member
Everything looks pretty good. Do you have a cd/dvd drive? I haven't been following the thread so maybe you have one somewhere.
If you want a free Dirt 3 game, $5 more.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102948
If you want a free Dirt 3 game, $5 more.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102948
Des_Zac
Member
Other than the Dirt 3 game will there be a performance difference? And for like 20 dollars is there a good DVD-RW drive you could suggest?
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claptonman
New Member
No, same core/memory clock. And I personally like sapphire better anyways.
DVD/CD drive is probably the only part of a computer that it doesn't matter what brand you buy:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827136236
FuryRosewood
Active Member
grab a z68 chipset instead of the p67, you will get better features and UEFI bios support...
Des_Zac
Member
Can you suggest one with the same or more ports? And what do you mean by UEFI bios support? Would that affect me really?
Des_Zac
Member
Do you think maybe I should go with AMD? I noticed this is an eight-core processor, AND it's cheaper, I wanted to your opinions.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...12-Index-_-ProcessorsDesktops-_-19103961-L06B
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...12-Index-_-ProcessorsDesktops-_-19103961-L06B
Jamebonds1
Active Member
AMD 8 core isn't bad. It was made to be cheap, stable and good for gaming (not most powerful gaming ever). BF3 will work on this CPU well. Intel i7 LGA 2011 6 core is fastest and powerful. Intel i5 2540K is more fastest than AMD FX-8150 8 core.
take look at link here http://www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpus.html