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ArcKK · February 2012

http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=5395891&CatId=114

would this computer run crossfire well? and if so, how much fps do you think i will get?

twinkledaddy · February 2012

paying $600 for a premade computer, just build your own, you could probably get a lot more power with that much money.

CrackinDomes · February 2012

Wow they want 600$ for that..

twinkledaddy · February 2012

CrackinDomes wrote: »

Wow they want 600$ for that..

Right?

shashiace · February 2012

^_^.............

Falloutt · February 2012

computer is worth $150

ArcKK · February 2012

im looking for a premade computer just because i find it more convinient. what are your thoughts on this one?

http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=851770&CatId=114

and what do you think i can get fps wise with the last one because i honestly don't care what i get just as i can run crossfire smoothly and without lag.

twinkledaddy · February 2012

ArcKK wrote: »

im looking for a premade computer just because i find it more convinient. what are your thoughts on this one?

http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=851770&CatId=114

and what do you think i can get fps wise with the last one because i honestly don't care what i get just as i can run crossfire smoothly and without lag.

Yeah, I would just settle on that then I suppose.

ArcKK · February 2012

tseuq wrote: »

Yeah, I would just settle on that then I suppose.

ok thanks:)

Pinetreex · February 2012

Building is always cheaper.. But from those two I would choose the 2nd one because you could do more than just play this game. :l

CrackinDomes · February 2012

Better card. Slightly better CPU. Still WAY overpriced for what your getting.

BadLT · February 2012

Second one is pretty good compared to the first one , kinda pricey but you should get it

bertman_1g · February 2012

wtf is a cybertron

CrackinDomes · February 2012

hammer_bert wrote: »

wtf is a cybertron

Company that makes lots of Prebuilts.

Falloutt · February 2012

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229285

CrackinDomes · February 2012

Falloutt wrote: »

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229285

Much better then the other ones posted.

ArcKK · February 2012

Falloutt wrote: »

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229285

thanks for the link that computer seems real good!

Falloutt · February 2012

what's your budget? that was the best i could find for that price

ArcKK · February 2012

Falloutt wrote: »

what's your budget? that was the best i could find for that price

$500 to max $700. preferably $550-$600 so i can pay off tax and shipping

ArcKK · February 2012

would this computer ( http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227392 ) have any disadvantages against the last one? ( http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229285&Tpk=CyberpowerPC%20Gamer%20Ultra%202098%20%28GU2098%29%20Desktop%20PC ) because the first one is at a better price. perhaps becuase it looks worse?

Falloutt · February 2012

they come out to the same price, 40 dollar shipping while the other has 10,

ArcKK · February 2012

Falloutt wrote: »

they come out to the same price, 40 dollar shipping while the other has 10,

do you think that this is the best computer i can get prebuilt? the best option for me? i can not find a better deal.

Ramdxz · February 2012

600$ For that piece of shit o.O

COMPUTER wrote:

CybertronPC CANN4120 X-CRUISER2 Gaming PC - AMD Athlon II X2 240 Dual Core 2.80GHz, 4GB DDR2, 500GB SATA II HDD, GeForce 9500GT, DVDRW w/ Lightscribe, Windows 7 Home Premium 32-Bit

Why are you even thinking of buying this computer the company can't even install the correct Windows to get the most RAM efficiency.

I recommend you buying computer parts, mix and match the parts you get it will save you alot of money and you will gain a better computer at the end.

usa

tigerdirect
newegg
computerpartsusa
startech

uk

overclockers [low price's]
ebuyer
svp
novatech
arbico [I brought my pc from here]
dab

Good luck.

Ramdxz · February 2012

Falloutt wrote: »

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229285

GPU is to old.

tastylime23g · February 2012

tempzzzzaay wrote: »

GPU is to old.

the fuck? no it isn't.

Falloutt · February 2012

tempzzzzaay wrote: »

GPU is to old.

okay dumb euro.

CR_Snow · February 2012

Build custom quite a lot of people do its just cheaper and you can make the specs how you want I remember building my first custom pc it was a 3.4 ghz Pentium D with 4gb ram and a 512 mb gpu

Ramdxz · February 2012

tastylime23g wrote: »

the fuck? no it isn't.

Well it is and it isn't DDR5 Ram doesn't mean it's modern, that has been around for a long while now. You can find better spec graphics card on the market for cheaper.

Falloutt wrote: »

okay dumb euro.

Says the guy that would buy a pre-built computer, hihi!

MAWZZ · February 2012

NOT WORTH IT. CPU isn't the best for gaming. Graphics Card isn't good for gaming. Make your own for $600. You'll be happier.

Ramdxz · February 2012

Faze_Ghost wrote: »

NOT WORTH IT. CPU isn't the best for gaming. Graphics Card isn't good for gaming. Make your own for $600. You'll be happier.

What he said, fuck you, outlaw, limes.

ArcKK · February 2012

tempzzzzaay wrote: »

What he said, fuck you, outlaw, limes.

can you give me a list of seperate parts i can have? im having a budget of 500-600 but if you say ill save money than i guess 400-500.

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