PC Hardware buying Guide !!!

Anyways i just want to go through hardware for desktops and gaming notebooks for specific price range available in today's market...

Desktops:

Note - i have not gone into branded desktops in detail because personally i don't believe buying them is a good idea cause you can always assemble them and save quite a good amount of money; and this is only for GAMING pc's so not for entertainment pc's and stuff like that. And i just did not wanted to miss out on people looking for pre-assembled and after sales service savvy's.

High-End Gaming (Money is no Object ! - $4000+)

(I only include the recommendation in high end branded pc's, i may not have covered some other company's however the reasons justify themselve)

Dell XPS 720 H2C (from $4,899.00)
(http://www.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/xpsdt_720h2c?c=us&l=en&s=dhs&cs=19)

Intel® Core2 Extreme QX6700 (8MB,3.46GHz Factory overclocked)
Genuine Windows® XP Media Center 2005 Edition with re-installation CD
2GB Corsair Dominator DDR2 SDRAM 800MHz OC'd to 1066MHz-2 DIMMs
160GB WD Raptor 10000RPM,SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache
Dual Drives: 48x Combo + 16x DVD+/-RW w/ dbl layer write capable
24 inch E248WFP Entry Widescreen Digital Flat Panel Monitor
Dual 768MB Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX
Sound Blaster® X-Fi XtremeMusic (D) Sound Card

Dell USB Enhanced Multimedia Keyboard
Dell Optical USB Mouse

Area-51® ALX CrossFire (from $5,199.00)
(http://www.alienware.com/product_detail_pages/Area-51_ALX/area-51_overview.aspx?SysCode=PC-AREA51-ALX-R7&SubCode=SKU-DEFAULT)

Dual 512MB ATI® Radeon HD 3870 - CrossFire Enabled(Direct X 10.1 !!!)
Intel® Core 2 Extreme QX9650 3.0GHz 12MB Cache 1333MHz FSB - Over-clocked to 4.0 GHz!
2GB Low Latency Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz - 2 x 1024MB
Windows Vista® Home Premium
320GB (2 x 160GB) SATA 1.5Gb/s 10,000RPM 2 x 16MB Cache
20X Dual-Layer DVD±RW w/ LightScribe
Alienware® 1000 Watt Multi-GPU Approved Power Supply
Logitech® G15 Gaming Keyboard
Logitech® G5 Gaming Mouse
No Monitor

Area-51® ALX SLI (from 4,999.00)
(http://www.alienware.com/product_detail_pages/Area-51_ALX_SLI/area-51_overview.aspx?SysCode=PC-AREA51-ALX-R6&SubCode=SKU-DEFAULT)

Dual 768MB NVIDIA® GeForce 8800 GTX - SLI Enabled
Intel® Core 2 Extreme QX6850 3.0GHz 8MB Cache 1333MHz FSB - Over-clocked to 3.33GHz!
2GB Low Latency Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz - 2 x 1024MB
20X Dual-Layer DVD±RW
320GB (2 x 160GB) SATA 1.5Gb/s 10,000RPM 2 x 16MB Cache
Windows Vista® Home Premium DirectX 10 Ready!
Alienware® 1000 Watt Multi-GPU Approved Power Supply
Logitech® G15 Gaming Keyboard
Logitech® G5 Gaming Mouse
No Monitor

Liquid Chilled Voodoo OMEN (from $6403.14 - "med" gaming, intel based, nvidia based)
(http://www.voodoopc.com/system/quotekitchenlast.aspx?spid=61##)

Core 2 Extreme Processor x6800
2GB Corsair PC6400C4D DDR2
160GB 10,000rpm Raptor SATA
20x DVD-RW w/LIGHTSCRIBE
Nvidia GeForce 8800GTX 768MB Liquid Cooled
Windows XP Professional
Voodoo Stealth 1000 Watt Modular Silent Power Supply

(Yes voodoo pc is the most expensive for these "BASIC" configuration, however you will not be dissapointed by voodoo)

Medium Range (I need bang for my buck ! - $2000 to $4000)

Alienware Area-51 7500 (from $2,699)
(http://www.alienware.com/product_detail_pages/Area-51_7500/area-51_overview.aspx?SysCode=PC-AREA51-7500-BTS&SubCode=SKU-DEFAULT)

Alienware® 1000 Watt Multi-GPU Approved Power Supply
Single Graphics Processors - 768MB NVIDIA® GeForce 8800 GTX
Intel® Core 2 Duo E6850 3.0GHz 4MB Cache 1333MHz FSB
2GB DDR2 Performance SDRAM at 800MHz - 2 x 1024MB
Alienware® Approved NVIDIA nForce 680i SLI Motherboard
Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium
Extreme Performance (RAID 0) 500GB (2 x 250GB) SATA 3Gb/s 7,200RPM 2 x 16MB Cache
Single Drive Configuration - 20X Dual-Layer DVD±RW w/ LightScribe
Creative Sound Blaster® X-Fi XtremeGamer High Definition 7.1 Audio
Alienware® USB Full-Size Keyboard
Optical 3-Button Mouse with Scroll Wheel

Alienware Aurora ALX (from $2,999.00)
(http://www.alienware.com/product_detail_pages/Aurora_ALX/aurora_overview.aspx?SysCode=PC-AURORA-ALX-R7&SubCode=SKU-DEFAULT)

Dual 512MB NVIDIA® GeForce™ 8800 GT - SLI Enabled
AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 6000+ Processor w/ HyperTransport and Dual Core Technology
2GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz - 2 x 1024MB
Windows Vista® Home Premium – DirectX 10 Ready!
500GB (2 x 250GB) SATA 3Gb/s 7,200RPM 2 x 16MB Cache
20X Dual-Layer DVD±RW
Logitech® G15 Gaming Keyboard
Logitech® G5 Gaming Mouse

XPS 720 Red (from $2,489.00)
(http://www.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/cto_xpsdt_720?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs)

Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6750 (4MB L2 Cache,2.66GHz,1333 FSB)
Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium
Dual 256MB nVidia GeForce 8600 GTS
2GB Corsair Dominator DDR2 SDRAM 800MHz OC'd to 1066MHz-2 DIMMs
320GB - Seagate 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache
24 inch E248WFP Entry Widescreen Digital Flat Panel Monitor
Single Drive: 16X CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-RW) w/double layer write capability

Low End (I can't eat, i need to play games - below $2000.00)

Dell XPS 720 (from $1,499)
(http://www.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/xpsdt_720?c=us&l=en&s=dhs&cs=19)

Intel® Core2 Duo Processor E6750 (4MB L2 Cache,2.66GHz,1333 FSB)
Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium
512MB Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT
2GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz - 2 DIMMs
250GB - Seagate 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 8MB Cache
Single Drive: 16X CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-RW) w/double layer write capability
No Monitor

Alienware Area-51 7500 (from $1,399)
(http://www.alienware.com/product_detail_pages/Area-51_7500/area-51_overview.aspx?SysCode=PC-AREA51-7500-R5&SubCode=SKU-DEFAULT)

256MB NVIDIA® GeForce 8600 GTS
Intel® Core 2 Duo E4500 2.2GHz 2MB Cache 800MHz FSB
1GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz - 2 x 512MB
Windows Vista® Home Premium DirectX 10 Ready!
250GB SATA 3Gb/s 7,200RPM 16MB Cache
20X Dual-Layer DVD±RW
Alienware® USB Full-Size Keyboard
Standard Optical 3-Button Mouse with Scroll Wheel

Alienware Aurora 7500 (from $1,199)
(http://www.alienware.com/product_detail_pages/Aurora_7500/aurora_overview.aspx?SysCode=PC-AURORA-7500-R4&SubCode=SKU-DEFAULT)

256MB NVIDIA® GeForce 8600 GTS
AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ Processor w/ HyperTransport and Dual Core Technology
1GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz - 2 x 512MB
Windows Vista® Home Premium – DirectX 10 Ready
250GB SATA 3Gb/s 7,200RPM 16MB Cache
20X Dual-Layer DVD±RW
Alienware® USB Full-Size Keyboard
Standard Optical 3-Button Mouse with Scroll Wheel

Custom Assembled PC's

Okay i tried to configure the best options in different price ranges from newegg.com website. I am pretty sure this will be a good help for people who want to have a look at different options available in the market before purchasing hardware.

note- i will try my best to keep this list up to date

Low end PC
(This PC actually has the cheapest components however it still is powerful enough to run latest games like crysis, etc. on medium settings on medium resolutions)

LITE-ON 20X DVD±R DVD Burner Black IDE Model DH-20A4P-04 $25.99

Rosewill R604-P SL 120mm Fan ATX Mid Tower Computer Case $38.99

Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD3200AAKS 320GB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive $79.99

MSI NX8600GTS-T2D256E-OC GeForce 8600GTS 256MB 128-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 Video Card ($20.00 Mail-in Rebate) $144.99

Linkworld LPG2-43-P4-IO ATX12V 630W Power Supply $25.99

Kingston 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model KVR800D2K2/2GR ($10.00 Mail-in Rebate) $49.99

JetWay J966GDAG-PB LGA 775 Intel G965 Express ATX Intel Motherboard $76.99

Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 Conroe 2.33GHz LGA 775 Processor Model BX80557E6550
UBISOFT Gift- Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII PC Game $169.99

Total - $612.92

Medium end
(This is performance based constitutes the best price-to-performance ratio)

LITE-ON 20X DVD±R DVD Burner Black IDE Model DH-20A4P-04 - OEM
Item #: N82E16827106228
Return Policy: Standard Return Policy $25.99

Rosewill R604-P SL 120mm Fan ATX Mid Tower Computer Case - Retail
Item #: N82E16811147059
Return Policy: Standard Return Policy $38.99

Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD7500AAKS 750GB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM
Item #: N82E16822136131 $149.99

GIGABYTE GA-MA790FX-DS5 AM2+/AM2 AMD 790FX ATX AMD Motherboard - Retail
Item #: N82E16813128074
Return Policy: Limited Non-Refundable 30-Day Return Policy $209.99

XFX PVT88PUDF4 GeForce 8800GT 256MB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card
Item #: N82E16814150264
Return Policy: Standard Return Policy $209.99

Linkworld LPG2-43-P4-IO ATX12V 630W Power Supply - Retail
Item #: N82E16817165004
Return Policy: Standard Return Policy $25.99 (you may wanna upgrade it to 1000watt but 630 should be just fine)

CORSAIR XMS2 4GB(2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model TWIN2X4096-6400C5DHX - Retail
Item #: N82E16820145176 $159.00

AMD Phenom 9500 Agena 2.2GHz Quad-Core Socket AM2 95W Processor Model HD9500WCGDBOX - Retail
Item #: N82E16819103226
Return Policy: Processors (CPUs) Return Policy $239.99

Rosewill RCX-Z5-Ultra 92mm x 2 Two Ball + Long Life Sleeve CPU Cooler - Retail
Item #: N82E16835200037 $69.99

Total - $1,019.98

High End
(A bit towards the performance side of a Pc and for people who are ready to shell some extra bucks!)

LITE-ON 20X DVD±R DVD Burner Black IDE Model DH-20A4P-04 - OEM
Item #: N82E16827106228
Return Policy: Standard Return Policy $25.99

Antec Nine Hundred Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case - Retail
Item #: N82E16811129021 $119.99

Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 ST31000340AS 1TB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM
Item #: N82E16822148274 $299.99

EVGA 768-P2-N831-A3 GeForce 8800GTX 768MB 384-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card - Retail
Item #: N82E16814130308 $549.99

CORSAIR XMS2 4GB(2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model TWIN2X4096-6400C5DHX - Retail
Item #: N82E16820145176 $159.00

MSI X38 Platinum LGA 775 Intel X38 ATX Intel Motherboard - Retail
Item #: N82E16813130135
Return Policy: Limited Non-Refundable 30-Day Return Policy $249.99

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Kentsfield 2.4GHz LGA 775 Processor Model BX80562Q6600 - Retail
Item #: N82E16819115017 $279.99

Rosewill RCX-Z5-Ultra 92mm x 2 Two Ball + Long Life Sleeve CPU Cooler - Retail
Item #: N82E16835200037 $69.99

Subtotal: $1,754.93

Extreme Performance (Best of what money can buy)

COOLER MASTER CSX 830 CX-830DSPD-01 Blue Aluminum ATX Full Tower Computer Case - Retail Item #: N82E16811119127Return Policy:Manufacturer Warranty
$899.99

Seagate Cheetah 15K.5 ST3300655LW 300GB 15,000 RPM SCSI Ultra320 68pin Hard Drive - OEM Item #: N82E16822148284Return Policy:Limited 30-Day Return Policy Select An Optional $2,099.97($699.99 each)

BFG Tech BFGR88768GTXOCWCE GeForce 8800GTX 768MB 384-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card - Retail Item #: N82E16814143085Return Policy:Limited Non-Refundable 30-Day Return Policy $1,659.98($829.99 each)

COOLER MASTER Real Power Pro1000 RS-A00-EMBA ATX12V / EPS12V 1000W Power Supply - Retail Item #: N82E16817171022Return Policy:Standard Return Policy $229.99

CORSAIR 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1800 (PC3 14400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model TWIN3X20481800C7DFIN - Retail Item #: N82E16820145188Return Policy:Standard Return Policy
$554.00

ASUS MAXIMUS EXTREME LGA 775 Intel X38 ATX Intel Motherboard - Retail Item #: N82E16813131235Return Policy:Limited Non-Refundable 30-Day Return Policy Select An Optional Extended Warranty Plan 1 Year Service Net Replacement Plan -- $39.99 2 Year Service Net Replacement Plan -- $59.99 $349.99

Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 Yorkfield 3.0GHz LGA 775 130W Quad-Core Processor Model BX80569QX9650 - Retail Item #: N82E16819115034Return Policy:Processors (CPUs) Return Policy
$1,295.00

Subtotal: $7,088.92

Note- Laptops will be added shortly.

Where's the website where you've found the CPU's from because i only know to go to tigerdirect

I'm trying to get this one and I need to know if this will handle most games at least 4 years

Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 Processor HH80557PJ0804MGS - 3.0GHz, 4MB Cache, 1333MHz FSB, Conroe, Dual-Core, OEM, Socket 775, Processor The Price for this is $279.00

its www.newegg.com...

most games for 4 years.. hmmm interesting. i probably would not recommend going for the extreme performance pc cause what is best today is average in 2 years and piece of junk in 4 years.. so raher go for a medium one and the money u saved can be used for upgrades later on... especiallywith the video card. the most upgraded component in a pc during long run is normally RAM, VIDEO CARD, CPU, MOTHERBOARD... it is in ascending order so there you go.

Man I have a Asus motherboard P5N-E SLI

Also brough4 gigs of ram SLI ready for the mother board along with a G-FORCE GT8600 to start off with.

I figured i'll upgrade in 15 months for the video card by just adding anothe tg force and SLI it and add another gig of SLI ram

Do you think that good a route to go?

How is a Dell xps 720 with 6750 2.6 Ghz, 8800GT and 2 gigs of ram low end?

Your Extreme Performance section needs the following changes: -Where's the Auzentech X-Fi Prelude that I expect in a money-is-no-object build? -Core 2 Extreme Yorkfields are nice, but how about we step it up to an Intel Skulltrail board with dual Intel Xeon X5400-series CPUs? You'd then have an OCTO-CORE system, and the Skulltrail has some nVIDIA MCPs just for SLI support, unlike most Intel chipset boards! (Unfortunately, I don't think the Skulltrail is out yet, and when it does release, it will be in limited numbers and with a price tag of over 600 US$...) -Forget hard drives for blazing speed-what about some nice Solid-State Disks? (Unless you're doing a lot of writing operations, in which case a hard drive still has the edge. That, and the price-to-storage ratio is far worse on SSDs. Then again, money is no object here...) Also, you need a system in between the 1000 US$ mid-range and the 1750 US$ high-end builds. Mine cost 1450 US$, which is near the middle of the price differential. (I expect to add another 100 US$ to that price in the form of CPU and northbridge HSFs, as well as extra case fans, though.)NamelessPlayer

as i said above i have not added some company's cause basically not even 5% of the people who are reding this is going to buy it. however i appreciate your comments and i will surely add reccomendation in my next update, which is gonna be pretty soon cuz im actually working on the list of laptops

and about the solid state drives, yes they are a good option however we are looking at a beast machine here which is amazingly fast, has tons of storage, and will handle any piece of code thrown at it with ease. solid state disks are impressive indeed, however they are not available in more than 128gb storage... that is the only reason i missed it cause you definitely cannot compromise on storage if you are building a hell of a pc...

How is a Dell xps 720 with 6750 2.6 Ghz, 8800GT and 2 gigs of ram low end?

Silly5

dell xps 720 is a good option... the system does have enough power to play games at decent setings and resolutions. however you can get a decent high-end performance machine if you go for assembled one.

could you build a good AMD Phenom/ATI HD3800 pc?acidic_dude

the medium end pc in the assembled (custom build section which is mentioned above has a amd phenom processor. if u want ati 3870 or 3850, all you need to do id replace the 8800gt with the ati card.

the reason why i actually went for the nvidia 8800gt was cause even though i know amd and ati are a vey good match, however 3870 is not avialable yet on newegg.com and 3850 doesnt come close on terms of performance with the 8800gt. so 8800gt is the best option imo.

however wen 3870 is available the performance may be similar

I know this must have taken you some time to write but seriously some of your advices is a serious joke.You go with an E6550 with 8600GTS?No you can just bump the processor down and get the HD3850 for FAR better overall gaming performance in the same amount of money.

And then you recommend the 256MB 8800GT with a phenom and 4GB RAM which is again a joke to me.The 256MB GT does not even have better price\performance than the 512 IMO but regardless only a fool would buy a 1K PC with 256MB VRAM.

And then you again make a mistake by recomending a single GTX instead of SLI 8800 GT or new GTS.

Please dont be offended i appreciate the time you took for this but still the guide is very misleading.You seem to skimp on the GPU in a gaming PC.

Where's the website where you've found the CPU's from because i only know to go to tigerdirect

I'm trying to get this one and I need to know if this will handle most games at least 4 years

Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 Processor HH80557PJ0804MGS - 3.0GHz, 4MB Cache, 1333MHz FSB, Conroe, Dual-Core, OEM, Socket 775, Processor The Price for this is $279.00

miraail

I know this must have taken you some time to write but seriously some of your advices is a serious joke.You go with an E6550 with 8600GTS?No you can just bump the processor down and get the HD3850 for FAR better overall gaming performance in the same amount of money.

And then you recommend the 256MB 8800GT with a phenom and 4GB RAM which is again a joke to me.The 256MB GT does not even have better price\performance than the 512 IMO but regardless only a fool would buy a 1K PC with 256MB VRAM.

And then you again make a mistake by recomending a single GTX instead of SLI 8800 GT or new GTS.

Please dont be offended i appreciate the time you took for this but still the guide is very misleading.You seem to skimp on the GPU in a gaming PC.

Thinker_145

I will have to agree with Thinker here, some of the specs in thoses custom rigs are completely off and somewhat unbalanced (8800GTX? Serious? 8800GT SLI, HD3870 or even G92 GTS would sound better, and they would most likely shave a lot of money off)

I say you should also have rigs of two kinds, one that uses AMD CPU and MB and one that uses Intel (if people want it)

Hope you will improve on it, it's rough now, but with some editing, it should probably be a good guide...

I know this must have taken you some time to write but seriously some of your advices is a serious joke.You go with an E6550 with 8600GTS?No you can just bump the processor down and get the HD3850 for FAR better overall gaming performance in the same amount of money.

And then you recommend the 256MB 8800GT with a phenom and 4GB RAM which is again a joke to me.The 256MB GT does not even have better price\performance than the 512 IMO but regardless only a fool would buy a 1K PC with 256MB VRAM.

And then you again make a mistake by recomending a single GTX instead of SLI 8800 GT or new GTS.

Please dont be offended i appreciate the time you took for this but still the guide is very misleading.You seem to skimp on the GPU in a gaming PC.

Thinker_145

I also agree with Thinker. 8800GTX is waste of money these days since new 8800GTS 512MB can provide same performance (some times outperformes GTX) for a lower price.

8800GT 512MB SLI or new 8800GTS 512MB

[QUOTE="Thinker_145"]

I know this must have taken you some time to write but seriously some of your advices is a serious joke.You go with an E6550 with 8600GTS?No you can just bump the processor down and get the HD3850 for FAR better overall gaming performance in the same amount of money.

And then you recommend the 256MB 8800GT with a phenom and 4GB RAM which is again a joke to me.The 256MB GT does not even have better price\performance than the 512 IMO but regardless only a fool would buy a 1K PC with 256MB VRAM.

And then you again make a mistake by recomending a single GTX instead of SLI 8800 GT or new GTS.

Please dont be offended i appreciate the time you took for this but still the guide is very misleading.You seem to skimp on the GPU in a gaming PC.

LahiruD

I also agree with Thinker. 8800GTX is waste of money these days since new 8800GTS 512MB can provide same performance (some times outperformes GTX) for a lower price.

8800GT 512MB SLI or new 8800GTS 512MB

[QUOTE="Thinker_145"]

I know this must have taken you some time to write but seriously some of your advices is a serious joke.You go with an E6550 with 8600GTS?No you can just bump the processor down and get the HD3850 for FAR better overall gaming performance in the same amount of money.

And then you recommend the 256MB 8800GT with a phenom and 4GB RAM which is again a joke to me.The 256MB GT does not even have better price\performance than the 512 IMO but regardless only a fool would buy a 1K PC with 256MB VRAM.

And then you again make a mistake by recomending a single GTX instead of SLI 8800 GT or new GTS.

Please dont be offended i appreciate the time you took for this but still the guide is very misleading.You seem to skimp on the GPU in a gaming PC.

LahiruD

I also agree with Thinker. 8800GTX is waste of money these days since new 8800GTS 512MB can provide same performance (some times outperformes GTX) for a lower price.

8800GT 512MB SLI or new 8800GTS 512MB

Well guys i appreciate your comments and i know im not a black belt in computer hardware however i really wanted to actually contribute to people out there who keep on asking again and again about what to buy.. so i basically tried to make a hadware guide and apart from that i will definitel look into it that i update the systems with the 8800gt 512mb (tbh i actually missed that cuz it is not yet available in aus so i actually used the gtx instead. and about the processors, guys, im a amd fan and really intel - i do not know a LOT about the L1 and L2 cache's and detailed stuff like that. however thatks guys for the coments.

i'm gonna add the laptop guide and i'll do the suitable updates to the thread with that as well

How are rigs from 2000$ to 4000$ mid range?? rofldomke13

well if yu actually compare the components of an assemblen pc and the same components - in a branded one are available between that range (2000-4000)

that is the reason it was added into mid range. Cause the point was atually performance, not price in the branded pc's.

however i'll try to add aother medium range and make the current as meium-high or someting like that. thanks anyways