i need help picking a good gaming desk top i have around 600 i i did a little research came up with this http://img109.imageshack.us/i/aaaov.jpg/ not sure if its good anyway games i play are crysis halo2 gears of war thing like that i want to know if it would play crysis on max i also have 32in hdtv which i play on let me know
i would not know how or what to do.. which part to get, or anything okwow11
Do you have any friends or know of anybody that could build you one if you bought the parts? If not, pre-builds should not be completely out of the question. I was going to build one off of newegg, but actually ended up buying an HP system with the same parts for less money (counting 2-day shipping). Take the specs from the rig you posted and compare them to HP or someone like that (if you can't build one yourself or have it built by a friend). Just don't go with Dell.
do i need to get a better video card? i do have power i got like 3 broke pc going to take power out of those and the hard drive also my tv only 720p so can i play still play crysis max
you told me to build my own which is what i am doing how does.. you telling me that.. any help o_0okwow11
Heres a quick tip, choosing parts is the the mildstone of building you're pc at first i thought it was hard to do until i did a lil research and got it done just make sure you're careful with somethings because some components are fragile but for the most part it is not hard to put a PC together.
[QUOTE="okwow11"]you told me to build my own which is what i am doing how does.. you telling me that.. any help o_0Neo_revolution7
Heres a quick tip, choosing parts is the the mildstone of building you're pc at first i thought it was hard to do until i did a lil research and got it done just make sure you're careful with somethings because some components are fragile but for the most part it is not hard to put a PC together.
Ok so he is just picking the parts that what I thought. I mean pulling a PSU from a broken rig is not the best idea nor the smartest.
[QUOTE="okwow11"]you told me to build my own which is what i am doing how does.. you telling me that.. any help o_0millerlight89
Heres a quick tip, choosing parts is the the mildstone of building you're pc at first i thought it was hard to do until i did a lil research and got it done just make sure you're careful with somethings because some components are fragile but for the most part it is not hard to put a PC together.
Ok so he is just picking the parts that what I thought. I mean pulling a PSU from a broken rig is not the best idea nor the smartest. \
yea i wouldn't recommend that either unless it still works but i also depends on wattage and how many volts on the rails also : /
why not the pc turn on which means working psu it the motherboard thats broke shouldnt i still be able to use the psu how can i tell if it has enough watts ?
why not the pc turn on which means working psu it the motherboard thats broke shouldnt i still be able to use the psu okwow11
we'll the prob is when u build a new pc, the psu is gona depend on how much power you're rig is gona need, depending on what cpu ram gpu and mobo u use on top of the compents in you're case all use power and you rig may not turn on let alone not work properly.
ok well how do i found out how much power my rig going to use to see if my psu is enough okwow11
qwll for one me or anyone else won't be able to tell you what u need until u post some specs of what cpu and gpu you're gona use along with other components you're gona need your psu is going to most likly by mostly used by your cpu and gpu so until then i can't really say what u need till u post some specs : /
[QUOTE="okwow11"]ok well how do i found out how much power my rig going to use to see if my psu is enough Neo_revolution7
qwll for one me or anyone else won't be able to tell you what u need until u post some specs of what cpu and gpu you're gona use along with other components you're gona need your psu is going to most likly by mostly used by your cpu and gpu so until then i can't really say what u need till u post some specs : /
[QUOTE="okwow11"]ok well how do i found out how much power my rig going to use to see if my psu is enough millerlight89
qwll for one me or anyone else won't be able to tell you what u need until u post some specs of what cpu and gpu you're gona use along with other components you're gona need your psu is going to most likly by mostly used by your cpu and gpu so until then i can't really say what u need till u post some specs : /
o sorry im thinking the pic i put up was a link to the specs http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboDealDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.309257 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827151175 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811147144 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820220435 hdd 250GB SATA II (7200rpm, 8MB cache)1
Definitely get a better-known case. As for Crysis, I was forgetting you were using a tv as your monitor. With that video card, you would not be able to run it maxed out, because of the tv's resolution, refresh rate, and stuff like that. My bad.
in all honesty you won't max crysis with that gpu, you're gona have to spend alot more on a gpu to even max it and i agree with the lat poster get a case with good airflow do some research on cases with good air flow to keep your components cool and safe, as for me im saving up for a new rig yes it will cost a lil over 3k-3.5k to be exact but like i said im saving for it not everyone is going to have to the money to build a rig for that much but also im a serious gamer so its what im dedicated to do if you're lookking for a rig to max crysis then you will be spending 1.5k and thats jsut me giving a rough estimate. But as far as crysis goes its a very graphic demanding game.
in all honesty you won't max crysis with that gpu, you're gona have to spend alot more on a gpu to even max it and i agree with the lat poster get a case with good airflow do some research on cases with good air flow to keep your components cool and safe, as for me im saving up for a new rig yes it will cost a lil over 3k-3.5k to be exact but like i said im saving for it not everyone is going to have to the money to build a rig for that much but also im a serious gamer so its what im dedicated to do if you're lookking for a rig to max crysis then you will be spending 1.5k and thats jsut me giving a rough estimate. But as far as crysis goes its a very graphic demanding game.
in all honesty you won't max crysis with that gpu, you're gona have to spend alot more on a gpu to even max it and i agree with the lat poster get a case with good airflow do some research on cases with good air flow to keep your components cool and safe, as for me im saving up for a new rig yes it will cost a lil over 3k-3.5k to be exact but like i said im saving for it not everyone is going to have to the money to build a rig for that much but also im a serious gamer so its what im dedicated to do if you're lookking for a rig to max crysis then you will be spending 1.5k and thats jsut me giving a rough estimate. But as far as crysis goes its a very graphic demanding game.
Well go with the card if you want, but I would try to get a different card. What do you need help with in the PSU area? What are you looking to spend on one?
first see how much watt my rig will use then see if my psu at home can do would a 600w be good? here my new case http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119196
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