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[kabirgph]

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[Zooty]

The FX-8350 is a great processor, I recently purchased it too.

The 760 will probably run most games on high (in 1080p).

 

It really depends on the price; if it's cheap it will be worth the money.

[madman]

that looks like a pretty good PC. As zoots said it's a nice processor, but online gaming also sometimes involves the internet connection. With this laptop you could probably play online games well if the internet connection is also good also it DOES depend on the price. if it's a fair amount then you should go for it! just be careful not to get ripped off.

[kabirgph]

The FX-8350 is a great processor, I recently purchased it too.
The 760 will probably run most games on high (in 1080p).

It really depends on the price; if it's cheap it will be worth the money.

Thanks a lot. He offer it for $500. Is this good price?

[Zooty]

My only suggestion would be to swap out the GPU for an AMD one.

Newer AMD cards have a new renderer (like OpenGL/DIrectX) called Mantle.

 

Mantle will take advantage of that 8 core CPU, otherwise most of the cores will be sitting idle a lot of the time.

Thanks a lot. He offer it for $500. Is this good price?

Yeah that's worth the price.

[wherethedrumsat]

Oh snap thats a nice pc. Do you know if he's selling any more? Or do you know any new pc's for sale i can use?

[Zooty]

Oh snap thats a nice pc. Do you know if he's selling any more? Or do you know any new pc's for sale i can use?

You should build one yourself.

[madman]

You should build one yourself.

drum probably too poor to afford to build one himself if u plan on building a good pc urself i hear it's quite pricey

[Zooty]

drum probably too poor to afford to build one himself if u plan on building a good pc urself i hear it's quite pricey

It's cheaper than buying a prebuilt one.

[madman]

It's cheaper than buying a prebuilt one.

! Really?! Where I live it's more expensive to build a good laptop then buy a prebuilt one becuz here in nz we need a lot of stuff from overseas an shipping fees and things like that...

[Zooty]

! Really?! Where I live it's more expensive to build a good laptop then buy a prebuilt one becuz here in nz we need a lot of stuff from overseas an shipping fees and things like that...

Building a laptop?
WHAT IS THIS MADNESS?

[wherethedrumsat]

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! Really?! Where I live it's more expensive to build a good laptop then buy a prebuilt one becuz here in nz we need a lot of stuff from overseas an shipping fees and things like that...

In america we dont have to ship computer stuff over seas so its cheaper here. Plus dont build laptops, build gaming pc's. If you want a laptop buy it.

[Zooty]

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In america we dont have to ship computer stuff over seas so its cheaper here. Plus dont build laptops, build gaming pc's. If you want a laptop buy it.

 

I don't think they make the components in America.

Most of it is done in China and Thailand. That's why after that big tsunami in Thailand we saw an increase in cost.

[T h e E p i c P i x e l]

when i was 8 i bought a laptop, now that im older ive learned it overheats VERY easily if i play gmod, unturned, etc. it only has 2 ram 

[Zooty]

when i was 8 i bought a laptop, now that im older ive learned it overheats VERY easily if i play gmod, unturned, etc. it only has 2 ram 

2 what's of RAM? 12K? 256MB? 64GB?

 

Also how much RAM a system has doesn't tell you much. You could have a blazing fast 8GB system and a slow 8GB system.

It also does not tell you how likely it is to overheat.

[Scratso]

! Really?! Where I live it's more expensive to build a good laptop then buy a prebuilt one becuz here in nz we need a lot of stuff from overseas an shipping fees and things like that...

It's cheaper to build it yourself cause you aren't buying:

1. Something where everything is branded.
2. Something where the manufacturers rack up the price for no reason.
3. A pre-installed operating system like Windozer or Mac. You can install LINUX (yes, that freaking FREE operating system, the thing that all you Winblows and Mac users have never heard of) making it even cheaper.

And shipping costs don't hurt it that much. Almost everything is built in China, so Britain have to ship it too.

 

Also, BUILDING A LAPTOP? WHAT THE HELL? YOU DO NOT BUILD A LAPTOP, YOU JUST DON'T DO IT!

[RobbyZ]

As someone who uses mostly Intel cpus in my boxes... this needs more Intel CPU

 

(also Intel is a 8bitmmo sponsor )

[Zooty]

As someone who uses mostly Intel cpus in my boxes... this needs more Intel CPU

 

(also Intel is a 8bitmmo sponsor )

 

All of my past builds have used Intel CPUs too

but I just joined the dark side with my new AMD FX-8350

[T h e E p i c P i x e l]

2 what's of RAM? 12K? 256MB? 64GB?

 

Also how much RAM a system has doesn't tell you much. You could have a blazing fast 8GB system and a slow 8GB system.

It also does not tell you how likely it is to overheat.

oh welp if u wanna know everything about my computer then here it is:

 

Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard

 

Model: Presario CQ57 Notebook PC

 

Processer: Intel® Celeron® CPU B800 @ 1.50GHz

 

Installed Memory (RAM): 2.00 GB (1.85 GB usable)

 

System Type: 64-bit Operating System

 

oh ye and its Windows 7 Home Premium

[madman]

well may as well show u my computer and let u guys tell me how bad it is D:

rating: 3.3 windows experience index

 

processor: AMD athlon™ II X2 220 processor 2.81 GHz

 

installed memory (ram): 2.00 GB (1.75 GB usable)

 

System Type: 64-bit Operating System

 

oh ye and its windows 7 professional