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mantalcore
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posted: Jun. 26, 2009 @ 10:41p
Bagger said:The low profile card with option to install in a smaller media center case is a nice option. However if the idea is to make a budget gaming PC under $400, just keep the OP's original video card recommendation (which is a much better gaming card) and you come in right at $400. Don't go for a budget gaming pc right now. We've hit a plateau that isn't going to progress for almost a year. The tegra chips are just coming out in the Zune and won't be in PC's for quite a while. My Q6600 and 8800GTX has lasted me until now and I still am amazed with the speed. Now is the time to go high-end while it's cheap and further improvements are still far away. |
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Nessy
- Senior Member
posted: Jun. 26, 2009 @ 10:50p
Bagger said:The low profile card with option to install in a smaller media center case is a nice option. However if the idea is to make a budget gaming PC under $400, just keep the OP's original video card recommendation (which is a much better gaming card) and you come in right at $400. It's not as if a video card is that difficult to upgrade either. If your budget grows, upgrade it. Not a bad start at all compared to the crap I see people using and then wondering why the game won't launch or has terrible fps. |
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bamx2
- Senior Member
posted: Jun. 27, 2009 @ 5:20a
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mantalcore
- Senior Member
posted: Jun. 27, 2009 @ 10:01a
bamx2 said:Add for OS ? Lol, paying for an OS? *wink *wink *nudge *nudge |
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