buying a gaming comp -- need help!

[U-Toast]

sry, im bad with money conversions, hehe. you dont need the best of everything. and i think hes right, you should get someone to build it for you, as you might mess something up if you do it urself.

 

[flare]

nah i dunno how to build my own comp (would like to learn someday)

 

[U-Toast]

well, first, start reading about pc, gather knowledge, learn how stuff works b4 building ur 1st pc.

 

[DJ-CHRIS]

AMD is an other brand just like intel, that makes cpus. They have lower frequencies than intels, because of how they are made. They do more work per clock cycle, meaning it is more efficiant than the intels.

The graphic card is prolly the most important piece you need for gaming.

check out www.newegg.com and look at some parts to see what we are talking about

Once again he is Canadian

Wait till tommorow and I will point out a few things because of the sale

Also what part of Canada do you live in? If your from Ontario it's better to buy out of province to avoid PST

 

[flare]

how much do u think it would cost to make someone else build it for u?

 

[U-Toast]

ok so 800-1200 us$
lets c:
id say something around this from a custom pc building site:
amd 3200+ 939
abit av8 3rd eye or something equivalent that the site would offer
6600gt
2x512 xms 3200 xlpro, ocz el plat rev2, or some other good ram
160 gb HD seagate sata
integrated sound is fine
and a case

and then ur set any questions please ask

 

[flare]

thats too bad... i live there ^_~

 

[U-Toast]

sry, i dont know much about how stuff work in canada, but still im here to answer ur questions if u got any

cost to build a poc online is cheaper than buying in stores, il tell u that.

u usually get abouyt 40$ assemply fee.

 

[flare]

what about the PC i mentioned earlier, what's the problem with that? besides the processor and graphics card.

 

[U-Toast]

try looking at an AMD, i prefer them for gaming