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[IcY18]

For all those looking for that low-mid range computer, Anandtech i believe has put together a great article for all those people who just aren't quite sure what to get. great thing is they include both amd and intel and displays to! check it out for yourself

Midrange Buyer's Guide - September 2006

 

[rwaritsdario]

Theyre fairly good setups but I dont think theyre using the best $/performance components. Neither considering overclockability much.
Not to be conceived but I think I could do a little better than that.

 

[IcY18]

Theyre fairly good setups but I dont think theyre using the best $/performance components. Neither considering overclockability much.
Not to be conceived but I think I could do a little better than that.

i was posting this in sort to show people where to go if they are looking at getting a new computer. it minimizes all the "New Build, Need Advice topics", plus it gives them an overall understanding about what they should be looking for

 

[rwaritsdario]

Definetly its a start to get an idea of what to look for.
But someone should make a sticky (and keep on upgrading them) on the real $/performance deals, that would REALLY lower the "new build" topics and just leave more specific problems.

 

[IcY18]

someone already has a thread for a $1000 gaming budget that is being constantly updated, although it has not been stickied it is a very quality post

 

[angry_ducky]

it minimizes all the "New Build, Need Advice topics"

In theory, it does, but in practice, it won't.

 

[IcY18]

it minimizes all the "New Build, Need Advice topics"

In theory, it does, but in practice, it won't.

well duh, but not it gives me a reason to yell at all these people

 

[Brodie]

someone already has a thread for a $1000 gaming budget that is being constantly updated, although it has not been stickied it is a very quality post

Could someone link that? I can't find it.