new computer

i'm on a budget, i'm not building one myself. don't say anything about building my own because it's not happening. i know it's cheaper and better to do it but i'm not doing it. it's not for gaming it's just to get a different computer. i'm getting it within a few days

anyway here are my options

Acer Aspire Desktop Computer featuring AMD A6-3600 Processor (AX3470-EB30P) : Everyday Computing - Best Buy Canada

HP Pavilion Slimline Desktop featuring AMD Athlon II 250 Dual-Core Processor (S5610F) - Refurbished : Refurbished Desktop Computers - Best Buy Canada

HP Pavilion Desktop Computer featuring AMD Athlon II 640 Quad Core (P6716F) - English - Refurbished : Refurbished Desktop Computers - Best Buy Canada

Well if it isn't for gaming, I would pick the first or second offer, but most likely for second considering it is the enough and have a good price, at least for me.

perhaps ...

You gotta tell us your budget first, Sir.

i just posted 3 which are in my budget. /fp

go for the 3rd one if you want the most performance

#3. I checked the features and that one seems like the best option. quad core + 1TB of memory + 64 bit Windows 7.

Originally Posted by J Miliam

#3. I checked the features and that one seems like the best option. quad core + 1TB of memory + 64 bit Windows 7.

how about the graphics on 3, ATI Radeon HD 4200 w/ 2943 MB memory. is that good or average?

Originally Posted by Saboteur

how about the graphics on 3, ATI Radeon HD 4200 w/ 2943 MB memory. is that good or average?

I wouldn't know, though that's way better than what I have. You might be able to run BF3 at low settings, at least, so I'd call it good.

Acer because I hate HP

Originally Posted by Matt

Acer because I hate HP

considering acer is one of the shittiest brands ever, nope.

Build your own.

Jokes.

Originally Posted by J Miliam

#3. I checked the features and that one seems like the best option. quad core + 1TB of memory + 64 bit Windows 7.

This. ^^^

the 3rd is the best
the graphics are average but it has a great amount of vram
and you can upgrade to a new video card because it has an open pci-e 16x

@Saboteur

Just because it's not for gaming doesn't mean you shouldn't built it.

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