Building a new computer

[evilstumpy]

Alright so i am slowly learning about computer parts and i was wondering what people thought about this setup Biostar. I am going to be doing alitte gaming with it and Cadd software. I just need alitte feedback thanks!

 

[macdude425]

It's Socket A...

If you're gonna be doing CAD and gaming, you're gonna need AT LEAST a socket 754 system, preferrably a 939 one...

 

[john3]

WOW talk about confined. you can harldy upgrade that MOFO. it has limits on the freakin MHZ and everything. WTF? no wonder its $99

 

[evilstumpy]

lol Thanks ya i didnt think it was that great my dad found it. Since he is paying for it hes try to take shortcuts i just need advice from the Techies thanks alot.

 

[evilstumpy]

What about http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1901301
is this an alright Motherboard and CPU?

 

[evilstumpy]

If you think i am lookin at the wrong stuff i need some good but yet cheap stuff to run some games yet do cadd. Man i am defently a newb to this world

 

[evilstumpy]

Ok I am just starting to feel alittle useless and i have no idea whats good and not so plz can someone help me i need a good set up thats cheap but can run a game like World Of Warcraft and run my Cadd programs. Please help me.

 

[TehBestEver]

look at newegg. it depends if u want amd or intel. for amd, look at this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813131584

for intel:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813128294

they're both under $100. i personally recommend amd but intel's not bad. its a personal preference.

 

[Static_11]

its a personal preference.

most absolutly................NOT


AMD is focused more on gaming... Intel is more for everyday use things... each has there own pros and cons, defintly not a personal preference..

 

[evilstumpy]

Alright Great ok that get my my Motherboard now i need to get everything else lol Thanks alot I prefer Amd also. Thanks would you guys recomend using newegg over like tigerdirect (which is what i was using)