EA Crysis Machine. $700.

What do you think? I think is a decent deal. OEM gaming PC don't get much better than this for the price.

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/campaigns/campaigntemplate.asp?CampaignID=716

What do you think? I think is a decent deal. OEM gaming PC don't get much better than this for the price.

loco145

Despite the fact it's a pre-built Pc, it is quite a good deal.

no OS? its a good deal, but i can build a better pc for about the same price with OS, keyboard, mouse and speakers as wellDante2710

[QUOTE="Dante2710"]no OS? its a good deal, but i can build a better pc for about the same price with OS, keyboard, mouse and speakers as wellloco145

Does that machine max Crysis Warhead? What about the original Crysis?lantus

No. No current PC can max Crysis. It was made with future machines in mind. The PC from EA will run the game to a standard which looks amazing however; certainly better than anything on consoles.

That's pretty impressive for a pre-built rig, hopefully the PCGA can build on this idea. PBSnipes

That's a great rig for the asking price. EA usually get a lot of hate, but i think it's awesome that they're trying to get gaming PCs into peoples homes.Ninja-Hippo

You know, EA have been getting tons of crap. But, recently, they've been doing alright. Maybe that's because I'm a Valve fanboy and Valve has praised EA endlessly, but I digress!:P

[QUOTE="loco145"]

What do you think? I think is a decent deal. OEM gaming PC don't get much better than this for the price.

organic_machine

Despite the fact it's a pre-built Pc, it is quite a good deal.

Pre-built? What's wrong with that? Somebody has to build it...

no OS? its a good deal, but i can build a better pc for about the same price with OS, keyboard, mouse and speakers as wellDante2710

It comes with all of that, minus speakers.

[QUOTE="organic_machine"][QUOTE="loco145"]

What do you think? I think is a decent deal. OEM gaming PC don't get much better than this for the price.

Jared2720

Despite the fact it's a pre-built Pc, it is quite a good deal.

Pre-built? What's wrong with that? Somebody has to build it...

Pre-built Pc's are generally extremely overpriced.

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

SSCyborg

That rig would run Crysis just fine. :?

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

SSCyborg

nope actually its a crysis warhead machine which is suppose to be better optimised then crysis was the TC should change the title to not confuse ppl.

[QUOTE="Jared2720"][QUOTE="organic_machine"][QUOTE="loco145"]

What do you think? I think is a decent deal. OEM gaming PC don't get much better than this for the price.

organic_machine

Despite the fact it's a pre-built Pc, it is quite a good deal.

Pre-built? What's wrong with that? Somebody has to build it...

Pre-built Pc's are generally extremely overpriced.

Some people are willing to pay more in exchange for not having to mess with acquiring parts and assembling them.

Pre-built? What's wrong with that? Somebody has to build it...

Jared2720

You'll often find that if you buy all the parts in any given pre-built PC and just put it together yourself (which is very easy), you'll save literally hundreds of dollars. They ask for stupid sums of money just to put a PC together.

[QUOTE="SSCyborg"]

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

johnny27

nope actually its a crysis warhead machine which is suppose to be better optimised then crysis was the TC should change the title to not confuse ppl.

Um, this machine should run the Original Crysis fine too. 2GB of ram and 250bg storage is fine to run Crysis.

Some people are willing to pay more in exchange for not having to mess with acquiring parts and assembling them.

Jared2720

Buying the parts off NewEgg and putting it together yourself is no greater a hassle than buying the PC online and waiting for it to be assembled and delivered.

[QUOTE="organic_machine"][QUOTE="loco145"]

What do you think? I think is a decent deal. OEM gaming PC don't get much better than this for the price.

Jared2720

Despite the fact it's a pre-built Pc, it is quite a good deal.

Pre-built? What's wrong with that? Somebody has to build it...

Some people are willing to pay more in exchange for not having to mess with acquiring parts and assembling them.

Jared2720

Yeah, that is kind of a given. I don't know what your point is in saying this.:?

[QUOTE="johnny27"][QUOTE="SSCyborg"]

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

loco145

nope actually its a crysis warhead machine which is suppose to be better optimised then crysis was the TC should change the title to not confuse ppl.

Um, this machine should run the Original Crysis fine too. 2GB of ram and 250bg storage is fine to run Crysis.

2GB of RAM is hardly enough to run other games this gen on Vista, let alone Crysis.

Hopefully I'm making the correct assumption that it's coming with Vista.

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

SSCyborg

do you even know a damn thing about computers?

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

SSCyborg

Interesting to see EA investing this much into PC gaming.

And yet everyone were expecting EA to enter console market.

This machine gonna be upgradeable?SSCyborg

[QUOTE="SSCyborg"]

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

Pinkyimp

do you even know a damn thing about computers?

And what makes you think I don't?

This machine gonna be upgradeable?SSCyborg

I dont see why it wouldnt be. They'd have to go out of their way to stop you doing it, and they have nothing to gain from doing so.

And what makes you think I don't?

SSCyborg

Because those specs will run Crysis to a very high standards and you said "yuck..." to all of the specs? That's most likely what he's talking about.

2GB of RAM is hardly enough to run other games this gen on Vista, let alone Crysis.

Hopefully I'm making the correct assumption that it's coming with Vista.

SSCyborg

If you have a decent enough video card 2GB of RAM is absolutely fine to run Crysis.

[QUOTE="Pinkyimp"][QUOTE="SSCyborg"]

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

SSCyborg

do you even know a damn thing about computers?

And what makes you think I don't?

[QUOTE="Pinkyimp"][QUOTE="SSCyborg"]

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

SSCyborg

do you even know a damn thing about computers?

And what makes you think I don't?

Well that right there just gave it away for me..250 is more than enough for todays computers..unless your keeping a bunch of crap you never play on it...sometimes it makes me wonder why Gamers/desktop users would buy 1TB HDD's.

Run Crysis at minimum?

I guess it's a good price at 700$ but the hardware is already kinda old.DireToad

WHAT? All of my hardware is worse than that and runs the game at mostly medium settings... some high some low. How can you say those are suitable for minimum settings?!

Run Crysis at minimum?

I guess it's a good price at 700$ but the hardware is already kinda old.DireToad

This machine gonna be upgradeable?SSCyborg

[QUOTE="SSCyborg"]This machine gonna be upgradeable?mastershake575

you cant upgrade the Video card?..if not than Fail:1 to EA.

[QUOTE="loco145"][QUOTE="johnny27"][QUOTE="SSCyborg"]

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

SSCyborg

nope actually its a crysis warhead machine which is suppose to be better optimised then crysis was the TC should change the title to not confuse ppl.

Um, this machine should run the Original Crysis fine too. 2GB of ram and 250bg storage is fine to run Crysis.

2GB of RAM is hardly enough to run other games this gen on Vista, let alone Crysis.

Hopefully I'm making the correct assumption that it's coming with Vista.

[QUOTE="mastershake575"][QUOTE="SSCyborg"]This machine gonna be upgradeable?Pinkyimp

you cant upgrade the Video card?..if not than Fail:1 to EA.

[QUOTE="loco145"][QUOTE="johnny27"][QUOTE="SSCyborg"]

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

SSCyborg

nope actually its a crysis warhead machine which is suppose to be better optimised then crysis was the TC should change the title to not confuse ppl.

Um, this machine should run the Original Crysis fine too. 2GB of ram and 250bg storage is fine to run Crysis.

2GB of RAM is hardly enough to run other games this gen on Vista, let alone Crysis.

Hopefully I'm making the correct assumption that it's coming with Vista.

Tell that to my PC?

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

SSCyborg

Unless your playing some really hardcore Supreme Commander, you don't need anything above that. And 2 gigs of RAM will handle anything for at least another 2 years.

[QUOTE="Pinkyimp"][QUOTE="SSCyborg"]

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

SSCyborg

do you even know a damn thing about computers?

And what makes you think I don't?

Because your arguments suck

[QUOTE="SSCyborg"][QUOTE="Pinkyimp"][QUOTE="SSCyborg"]

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

mastershake575

do you even know a damn thing about computers?

And what makes you think I don't?

lawl Yorkfield lawl

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=30576&vpn=BX80569Q9550&manufacture=Intel

Well that right there just gave it away for me..250 is more than enough for todays computers..unless your keeping a bunch of crap you never play on it...sometimes it makes me wonder why Gamers/desktop users would buy 1TB HDD's.

Pinkyimp

well some people got music, movies, tv series, etc on their hard drive. A friend of mine filled already some 1.5 TB of HD space up, he kinda doesn't want to bother with CDs and DVDs, so he puts everything on the 3 HDs he got

[QUOTE="SSCyborg"][QUOTE="Pinkyimp"][QUOTE="SSCyborg"]

2GB ram? yuck

250gb storage? yuck

and dualcore 2.66GHz? yuck

That's supposed to be a Crysis machine?

IgGy621985

do you even know a damn thing about computers?

And what makes you think I don't?

Because your arguments suck

Point out my argument pl0x