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SlurrayMoan · November 2010

Is this computer worth the money?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227299

I want to be able to play CrossFire and Team Fortress 2 on maximum settings with my native resolution (1440 x 900), as well as other, more graphic intensive games on medium settings while still retaining decent FPS.

so_fly · November 2010

Why buy a whole new computer when you can just update your graphics card?

Sounds like a better more economical solution if all you need is better fps.

0xBoF · November 2010

You could build the same thing yourself for 700 or so.

PBnJSAMMICH · November 2010

you could also wait until black friday and get it for 500

Lee_Sin · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

You could build the same thing yourself for 700 or so.

not with intel i7...........

0xBoF · November 2010

iCookieMuntza wrote: »

not with intel i7...........

yes. I make them myself.

Lee_Sin · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

yes. I make them myself.

i7 870 or 950 + Mobo = $400 give or take

$300 left for PSU, case, ram, GFX, coolling, and hdd

not possible

Stretched · November 2010

I had this built for a little more than 600.00

Windows 7 Home Premium (x64) (build 7600)
AZZA Dynamo 1100Watt PSU
Board: ASUSTeK Computer INC. M4N82 DELUXE Rev 2.00
3.40 gigahertz AMD Phenom II X4 965
4096 Megabytes Crucial Memory
BFG GeForce 9800 GTX/+OC X-3
HP 2009 [Monitor] 19.9"vis,

that's tri sli and i added 12 more gigs of memory

this from GCWORKSHOP dot com

0xBoF · November 2010

iCookieMuntza wrote: »

i7 870 or 950 + Mobo = $400 give or take

$300 left for PSU, case, ram, GFX, coolling, and hdd

not possible

yes it r

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