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Hello so i am looking to upgrade my current computer:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/HP+-+Pavilion+Desktop+-+6GB+Memory+-+1TB+Hard+Drive/6835576.p?skuId=6835576&strId=10&strClr=true&id=1218809255253#tabbed-specifications
I came across this one, which seems like it has everything better than my current computer, and thought it might be a good buy:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ideacentre-k450-desktop-8gb-memory-1tb-hard-drive/3275001.p?id=1219091559948&skuId=3275001&st=pcmcat287600050002_categoryid
The problem is that many people on the forum told me that both mine and other computers i asked about (similar to the one posted) suck and are very weak, that the GeForce GT 635 wont provide me good graphics. (also please let me know how important it is to have processor speed and ram)
The game i want to play, ideally on ultra settings, is World of Warcraft. It's an MMO that doesn't require much, i run it with my current computer at about good settings. I probably will never play new ultra demanding games such as Battle Field 4, etc. WoW is about all i will play.
Here is my question; when building your own computer, do you have to buy all the parts and put it together yourself? I'm not very good at computers, so im trying to understand how this would work. Someone was nice enough to put together what they thought was a good build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3kn2s
So after purchasing these parts, would i have to take it to a computer store and get it put together? The good thing about the best buy computers is that you have a warranty (even though the probably suck at repairs), and that they were put together by experienced people, so they are pretty solid.
Lastly, I am aiming to spend no more than 800, ideally around 700. I dont know if this is possible, considering i am aiming for a GT 750.
Thank you, any response will help me out
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/HP+-+Pavilion+Desktop+-+6GB+Memory+-+1TB+Hard+Drive/6835576.p?skuId=6835576&strId=10&strClr=true&id=1218809255253#tabbed-specifications
I came across this one, which seems like it has everything better than my current computer, and thought it might be a good buy:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ideacentre-k450-desktop-8gb-memory-1tb-hard-drive/3275001.p?id=1219091559948&skuId=3275001&st=pcmcat287600050002_categoryid
The problem is that many people on the forum told me that both mine and other computers i asked about (similar to the one posted) suck and are very weak, that the GeForce GT 635 wont provide me good graphics. (also please let me know how important it is to have processor speed and ram)
The game i want to play, ideally on ultra settings, is World of Warcraft. It's an MMO that doesn't require much, i run it with my current computer at about good settings. I probably will never play new ultra demanding games such as Battle Field 4, etc. WoW is about all i will play.
Here is my question; when building your own computer, do you have to buy all the parts and put it together yourself? I'm not very good at computers, so im trying to understand how this would work. Someone was nice enough to put together what they thought was a good build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3kn2s
So after purchasing these parts, would i have to take it to a computer store and get it put together? The good thing about the best buy computers is that you have a warranty (even though the probably suck at repairs), and that they were put together by experienced people, so they are pretty solid.
Lastly, I am aiming to spend no more than 800, ideally around 700. I dont know if this is possible, considering i am aiming for a GT 750.
Thank you, any response will help me out
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