Looking for a new computer.

[[MPGH]Doc]

1333Mhz RAM! @Doc WHY YOU NO TELL HIM TO GET BETTER RAM SPEED?

It barely affects performance. Better timings = better RAM.

[Empire]

Damn didn't even see that.

@Doc How about this?
Desktop Computers & All-In-One Computers

The 8300

[JakobII]

Damn didn't even see that.

@Doc How about this?
Desktop Computers & All-In-One Computers

The 8300

Exited the page as soon as i saw the Alienware rig

[Chester Bennington]

It barely affects performance. Better timings = better RAM.

True but still, you can get this for an extra $25 more than the G.Skill RAM.

[Battlefieldzocker]

True but still, you can get this for an extra $25 more than the G.Skill RAM.

this looks smexy

[Empire]

wtf stupid links

Anyway Dell XPS 8300
(or type dell xps 8300 i7 in google).

[[MPGH]Doc]

Damn didn't even see that.

@Doc How about this?
Desktop Computers & All-In-One Computers

The 8300

It seems quite alright for the price, however the graphic card option look a bit lacklustre and pricey. If you want a prebuilt solution then try out this.

Gamer Xtreme 2000

And upgrade to an AMD Radeon HD 6950

But I highlyyy recommend building your own PC.

[[MPGH]iverson954360]

Please for the love of god build your PC.

[Chester Bennington]

wtf stupid links

Anyway Dell XPS 8300
(or type dell xps 8300 i7 in google).

The good thing about a Dell is that they have fantastic warranty on them, their warranty is like second to none.

Edit: The case is not full size, you gotta think about keeping it cooled so I would buy the Dell and then buy a custom case. :B

Still, building your own is a lot more cost effective and it will have EXACTLY what you want.

[Empire]

Please for the love of god build your PC.

Fuuuuck i don't wanna.

Too much effort.....

Ok then post reccommendation of parts. I can google links myself on them.

Nothing over the top pl0x.

[[MPGH]iverson954360]

Fuuuuck i don't wanna.

Too much effort.....

It really isn't, it doesn't take much more than an hour to get all the parts into a case. By building your own you're taking away vendor markup costs and labor costs, meaning more money going into having a beastly PC.

[[MPGH]Doc]

Fuuuuck i don't wanna.

Too much effort.....

For me ordering the parts is the hardest part. Building a computer is like Lego, only you have an ever so minimal chance of electrifying yourself and a thousand dollars worth of equipment.

Fuuuuck i don't wanna.

Too much effort.....

Ok then post reccommendation of parts. I can google links myself on them.

Nothing over the top pl0x.

What I said in my first post, or the pic that Boss posted.

[Stevenom]

1333Mhz RAM! @Doc WHY YOU NO TELL HIM TO GET BETTER RAM SPEED?

Dude, 1333Mhz is good already.
As long as it's not DDR2.

[Takari]

Computers here are all expensive and shit.

[Ryuesi]

For $800 go for something like this.

CPU: Intel Core i5 2500K
Mobo: Asrock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3
RAM: G.Skill-NT 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3-1333
HDD: Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB
GPU: 1GB AMD Radeon HD6950
Case: Antec 100
PSU: Antec Neo Eco 520C
ODD: LiteOn DVD burner
CPU HSF: Coolermaster Universal Hyper 212+



For $1500

CPU: Intel Core i5 2500K
Mobo: Asrock Z68 Extreme4 Gen3
RAM: G.Skill-NT 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3-1333
SSD: Crucial M4 128GB
HDD: Samsung EcoGreen F4 2TB
GPU1: VTX3D 2GB AMD Radeon HD6950
GPU2: VTX3D 2GB AMD Radeon HD6950
Case: Coolermaster HAF912 Advanced
PSU: Silverstone Strider Plus ST75F-P 750W
ODD: LiteOn DVD burner
CPU HSF: Coolermaster Universal Hyper 212+

Lazy atm, got the specs straight off whirlpool. You live in America so parts would be cheaper, so you may be able to squeeze in some better parts like a 2600K, better ram, or an lc hsf.

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