Good PC for the Price? Also what FPS will it run CF?

escapexi

Asus P7P55D Socket 1156 Motherboard
Corsair 4 GB, 1600mhz Classic Dual Channel Memory
Intel Core i5 Quad Core 2.66Ghz CPU

$475.00

Antec Twelve Hundred Ultimate Gaming Case

$ 199.99

Asus ENGTX295/2DI/1792MD3 nVidia GeForce GTX 295 Chipset (576Mhz) 1792MB (1998Mhz) GDDR3 Dual Dual-Link DVI Display PCI-Express 2.0 Graphics Card

$559.00

Western Digital VelociRaptor (WD3000HLFS) 300GB SATA II 10000RPM 16MB (OEM)

$269.99

Corsair XMS3 (CMX4GX3M2A1600C9) with Classic Hear Spreader DDR3 1600MHz 4G (2x2GB) 240DIMM, Unbuffered, 9-9-9-24, Core i7, Core i5, and Core 2

$153.00

Antec TPQ-850 True Power Quattro 850W Continuous Power Supply

$159.99

Microsoft Windows XP Professional (OEM)

$149.99

LG Black 8x BD / 16x DVD RW

$219.00

With TAX $2049.78 (4GB RAM)
With TAX $2202.32 (8GB RAM)

What do you guys think? and how much FPS do you think I'll average?

Delacos

your overpaying for alot of those parts

example http://ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=42499&vpn=BX80605I5750&manufacture=Intel

Boldur

I dunnno about the price part but sounds like somewheres between 80 and 120 FPS

CoruptionlSl

[MOD]Delaco wrote: »

your overpaying for alot of those parts

example http://ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=42499&vpn=BX80605I5750&manufacture=Intel

i know right just do what delaco says

escapexi

[MOD]Delaco wrote: »

your overpaying for alot of those parts

example http://ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=42499&vpn=BX80605I5750&manufacture=Intel

thats with a bundle though comes with 4GB RAM, and a mother board.

CoruptionlSl

Escape. wrote: »

thats with a bundle though comes with 4GB RAM, and a mother board.

oh okay then

CubeHard

swc wrote: »

I dunnno about the price part but sounds like somewheres between 80 and 120 FPS

LOLOLOL. WAY more than 120fps.

CrackinDomes

go to tigerdirect.com and get yourself a barebones kit

VicRattlehead

You could probably save like $1000 or more buying off of newegg.

Floobs

As has been said, pretty pricey and overkill if your just playing CF (I expect your not buying it for cf though)

Id say you would be getting 400fps+.

Also why buy a new computer with XP? Get vista 64bit and get a windows 7 upgrade voucher with it for free.

crossfireXPS

I'd say 600 FPS or more....GTX 295s often go above 100 FPS in CoD4 maxed out....

ImNotATroll

My ATI Radeon HD 4890 gives me around 200 fps and I did not overclock it. Used it straight out of the box. This ATI card is equivalent to the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 275. Some argue its a bit worse and some argue vice versa. Its too small of a difference for me to care though.

tastylime_st

don't buy that.. that's the biggest rip-off I have ever seen.

tastylime_st

Escape. wrote: »

Asus P7P55D Socket 1156 Motherboard
Corsair 4 GB, 1600mhz Classic Dual Channel Memory
Intel Core i5 Quad Core 2.66Ghz CPU

$475.00

Antec Twelve Hundred Ultimate Gaming Case

$ 199.99

Asus ENGTX295/2DI/1792MD3 nVidia GeForce GTX 295 Chipset (576Mhz) 1792MB (1998Mhz) GDDR3 Dual Dual-Link DVI Display PCI-Express 2.0 Graphics Card

$559.00

Western Digital VelociRaptor (WD3000HLFS) 300GB SATA II 10000RPM 16MB (OEM)

$269.99

Corsair XMS3 (CMX4GX3M2A1600C9) with Classic Hear Spreader DDR3 1600MHz 4G (2x2GB) 240DIMM, Unbuffered, 9-9-9-24, Core i7, Core i5, and Core 2

$153.00

Antec TPQ-850 True Power Quattro 850W Continuous Power Supply

$159.99

Microsoft Windows XP Professional (OEM)

$149.99

LG Black 8x BD / 16x DVD RW

$219.00

With TAX $2049.78 (4GB RAM)
With TAX $2202.32 (8GB RAM)

What do you guys think? and how much FPS do you think I'll average?

Unless your playing Two games at once and are crazy super addicted to that one game ''Crysis'' there's really no need for this.

- Stick with a dual core, there much more reliable and less expensive.
- Waste case, not worth it.
- Get an HD 4670 or HD4870, no need for a $500 GFX card.
-Uhh? $200 300GB drive? ripped
-Get a corsair supply, way more reliable.

Get something like this..

http://pc.ncix.com/ncixpc/ncixpc.cfm?uuid=37BB77BA-48C0-4216-A2D08E06DB364FEA-2509892


You can easily customize the parts to your likeing, they will build it and send it for you.

DDoTt

[MOD]Delaco wrote: »

your overpaying for alot of those parts

example http://ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=42499&vpn=BX80605I5750&manufacture=Intel

Life saver

rage02

Escape. wrote: »

Asus P7P55D Socket 1156 Motherboard
Corsair 4 GB, 1600mhz Classic Dual Channel Memory
Intel Core i5 Quad Core 2.66Ghz CPU

$475.00

Antec Twelve Hundred Ultimate Gaming Case

$ 199.99

Asus ENGTX295/2DI/1792MD3 nVidia GeForce GTX 295 Chipset (576Mhz) 1792MB (1998Mhz) GDDR3 Dual Dual-Link DVI Display PCI-Express 2.0 Graphics Card

$559.00

Western Digital VelociRaptor (WD3000HLFS) 300GB SATA II 10000RPM 16MB (OEM)

$269.99

Corsair XMS3 (CMX4GX3M2A1600C9) with Classic Hear Spreader DDR3 1600MHz 4G (2x2GB) 240DIMM, Unbuffered, 9-9-9-24, Core i7, Core i5, and Core 2

$153.00

Antec TPQ-850 True Power Quattro 850W Continuous Power Supply

$159.99

Microsoft Windows XP Professional (OEM)

$149.99

LG Black 8x BD / 16x DVD RW

$219.00

With TAX $2049.78 (4GB RAM)
With TAX $2202.32 (8GB RAM)

What do you guys think? and how much FPS do you think I'll average?

If you are from Canada check http://www.newegg.ca/
I am from montreal, and prices on newegg is waaaaaaaaay cheaper than the stores here...so check them out...

and for GPU, why aren't u considering ATI 4890 or 4870x2 jst wondering ....

GhostKilled

If you build computers yourself, I think you can cut down the price a considerable amount. I'm not a computer specialist (I only know RAM,Processor,Model and graphics cards. I don't know what all the other numbers mean.) I just buy them in a bundle

escapexi

Limezz wrote: »

Unless your playing Two games at once and are crazy super addicted to that one game ''Crysis'' there's really no need for this.

- Stick with a dual core, there much more reliable and less expensive.
- Waste case, not worth it.
- Get an HD 4670 or HD4870, no need for a $500 GFX card.
-Uhh? $200 300GB drive? ripped
-Get a corsair supply, way more reliable.

Get something like this..

http://pc.ncix.com/ncixpc/ncixpc.cfm?uuid=37BB77BA-48C0-4216-A2D08E06DB364FEA-2509892


You can easily customize the parts to your likeing, they will build it and send it for you.

thanks for the feedback, however i need it for video editing, and ill be doing alot of multi tasking so i need a powerful computer.

- what other case would you suggest over the antec ultimate gaming case? and can you give me a link?

- the graphics card im actually getting a discount price, of about 150$

- 2nd time i've heard to get the corsair supply so ill look into that.

TastyLimezz

Escape. wrote: »

thanks for the feedback, however i need it for video editing, and ill be doing alot of multi tasking so i need a powerful computer.

- what other case would you suggest over the antec ultimate gaming case? and can you give me a link?

- the graphics card im actually getting a discount price, of about 150$

- 2nd time i've heard to get the corsair supply so ill look into that.

a Dual or quad core would do great for multi tasking, just as good as the i7.

-Antec Nine Hundred Mid Tower Gamer Case
http://ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=21123&vpn=NINE%20HUNDRED&manufacture=Antec

- That's a good discount, still... there's really no need for that kind of a graphic card at that price.
You'd really be fine with a 9800GT
http://ncix.com/products/?sku=35958&vpn=512-P3-N977-TR&manufacture=eVGA

- Yes, Corsair is top-notch and more reliable then most supply's.
http://ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=26414&vpn=CMPSU-650TX&manufacture=Corsair


Also, don't buy off newegg.ca, the shipping will cost you around $60.

~ I mean, if you got $2000 for a computer then knock yourself out... but you could easily sub out the parts to cheaper ones that perform just as well, you could easily do all the tasks with a $800-1300 just as a $2000 computer.. it's your choice.