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Profile: journeyman
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which out of these pc would you choose?

1. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applica [...] CatId=2650

2. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applica [...] CatId=2631

3. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applica [...] CatId=2631

best deal wise and which would handle the gaming better stock?

please help me with this question

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3.8 ghz at 1.2v? More likely..
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This the.. what? 5th thread you made on the same question?


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3.8ghz Pentium D loading at 43C? What?
Profile: old hand
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I guess the last one. Though for Vista you need to add another gig of ram, plus a video card if you're gaming.

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nightscope wrote :

I guess the last one. Though for Vista you need to add another gig of ram, plus a video card if you're gaming.



Agree. Can't tell the difference between #2 and #3 except the price.
There is a slight model difference, but the key parts are close.

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#3 has an older chipset, but is still a better deal. Less money leaves room for the needed 1gb ram upgrade, and an actual video card.

A friend has the older AMD 4200+ version and it is a great machine. She does not game though. Hers has Vista Home Basic which is less problematic than Premium. Also runs faster on 1gb ram and integrated video.


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Who cares you'll ask again tomorrow.

Profile: old hand
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You've been asking the same type of questions every time man. At least do them all in one post.

out of all those, your only good choice is the third one, grab it, add a 3850 for around 170, and another gig of ram for around 25, you'll end up with a 550 or so price tag (excluding tax+shipping), but it will be the best gaming rig you can get, your 500 dollar budget is too low, but at least with these refurbished rigs you can get some more for your low budget.

Profile: journeyman
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ight thanks no more questions i sware im getting it

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except this

Profile: journeyman
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what type of video card should i get for this? dont just tell me 3850 i dont know all that about computers . if you tell me will you tell me the whole name please?and i would get a pci express card right? and is there any type of size ?


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The 3850 comes in only a few brands. Pick one with a lifetime warranty if you can. Otherwise, if you can search and wait, you may find an 8800gt for around $250 or less. If you find it, order immediately, before they're all gone. As I may have mentioned before, go with computer #3 and add one extra memory stick.

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What has this got to do with Christmas?

Profile: journeyman
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oldie does htis pc come with 2 512 sticks or just 1 gb do you know? and im looking to get a new pc for christmas

Profile: Eternal Poster
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It says right in the specs that it is 2 512s.

Profile: journeyman
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ight

Profile: journeyman
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and only reason i aint trying to get the one pc you wanted to get is beacuse i dont fell like waitng after christmas to get it.

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Who cares you'll ask again tomorrow.

no lol i am getting pc for christmas my dad buys at bestbuy only tell me which is best to buy? but im not going to buy the one you suggest i am just going to make new thread tomorrow asking the same question with slightly different hardware

Anyways, yeah, third is the best... but I think you'd rather wait a few more days than get a steaming pile of crap. I've seen all of roadrunner's suggestions and he's trying to help you out... guess you'll have to learn the hard way.