Gee, i have to avoid those machines that cost 1500 and 1000, stop reading the PC gamer magazine computer sale section "lol" but there is some PC that are good looking in specs and a good price too. True, the eye candy of the graphics is quite impressive and cool to play, as i posted before im a PC gamer now, but like the one below me says, the game play is better, now i can see developers spending tons of money for the graphics engines and to put a lot of stuff for the person to enjoy visually but they dont spend time for the game play as it it. For those who check on the details on the Computers, and consoles, as why does PC games have settings is that like the branches tend to bleed textures, as of course this is resolved by putting the trilinear texturing, antiliasing or what ever those are and their names. True the screens of the consoles look darker, i dont know why, probably the contrast and gamma of the screen or the output device where they got the pics. And for some reasons a console never beats the PC, even so they have their own advantages is that computers, any kind of PC using linux, Mac, Windows, is because it designs to carry all the weight of processes, as it might lag the game in speed and graphics,, plus not minimum requirements for Windows for example is 525 minimum if your using home basic or premium, it is ultimate there you will have more memory for a minimum, like 1 gig or 1.5 gigs. and the machine when you start it there 20+ programs running, if there where non of them, the computer would go so fast that the mother boards would rip apart from the casing.

PC always comes up first, plus you can mold and manipulate it in many ways, molding it might be pricey but that is if you know where to look for supplies it does not strangle your pocket not like other famous stores in which im not mentioning names, only bad thing is the graphics card is the only thing that might cost more, that is if it is a extremely good card, can even cost more than a CPU or a CPU with the whole motherboard. And my last consoles and they are stored in the closet, that are the PS1, NES, SNES, the PS2 was shared when i last played it, and i don't know much about the PS3, Xbox nor the Wii so i dont know how things can be adjusted or not. But my computer have old parts, so what i spent on it is a 8 year cycle, like my DVD is 2 years and the other DVD is 6 years, CPU and board 1 year, my first memory ram is 5 years old, my other ram is 3 years old, plus all the junk i placed on it so i can keep it cool and visually neat. Only problem the computer faces is a game that is badly ported and the developers have done a lazy job. But comparing games, as each one have different engines, with same graphics one can run very smoothly and the other can hug your computer and not let go, lag hugs. Spread the love.

This is weird, instead of them making or looking for a better article since this is mostly from cnet or made by cnet department, still most of the programs aren't perfect, no one is, still firefox sometimes is fast but hugs your computer, still is the best out there compared to others, Picasa, meh, of course i was fixing a computer of a client of mine and i had to forcefully remove some "addons" of Picasa, not spyware but weird stuff. Norton, is a regular anti virus, nothing big and thrown to the test, it doesn't have the fix for all viruses or those that can scan and find them comparing to others like NOD or Panda that passed, it falls behind, AVG a little bit better than Norton but if you have the choice, steer clear of it. Ad-Aware, a decent program to be free. And for GOM, well, dont know about it, so i use VLC player. Anyhow, for those who are not so hardcore, well this article it could go nice in some aspects, but those who knows the boundaries can get in to details with the machine, modify it to the extreme and that person have already a library of is most used good programs that have never let the man or woman down.