Zacharyyy@quitpcgaming
High-End Computers!
2009-10-01 5:29 PM PDT
If u want to know what the best computers u might wanna come here;Heres a couple good ones u can also customize!
1)INTEL CORE 2 EXTREME Quad-Core and DDR3-2000 Memory!
Ultimate Graphics possibilities with Multiple Video Cards
Optional Dual-RAID for Large TB (Terrabyte) Storage.
2)Entry-Level system with Intel CORE i7 CPU. Now the fastest and most powerful computing platform available today.It offers several hi-performance options, at great value. Perfect for the PC enthusiast just getting started or the advanced PC user wanting the best deal for his dollar. Whatever the need, this computer will deliver outstanding performance.
INTEL CORE i7 Quad-Core and Triple-Data-Rate Memory READY!
Ultimate Graphics possibilities with ATI or NVIDIA
TB (Terabyte) Hard Drive Storage Capabilities.
Intel Core i7 EXTREME is $1249.00 well theres the best.
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1)INTEL CORE 2 EXTREME Quad-Core and DDR3-2000 Memory!
Ultimate Graphics possibilities with Multiple Video Cards
Optional Dual-RAID for Large TB (Terrabyte) Storage.
2)Entry-Level system with Intel CORE i7 CPU. Now the fastest and most powerful computing platform available today.It offers several hi-performance options, at great value. Perfect for the PC enthusiast just getting started or the advanced PC user wanting the best deal for his dollar. Whatever the need, this computer will deliver outstanding performance.
INTEL CORE i7 Quad-Core and Triple-Data-Rate Memory READY!
Ultimate Graphics possibilities with ATI or NVIDIA
TB (Terabyte) Hard Drive Storage Capabilities.
Intel Core i7 EXTREME is $1249.00 well theres the best.
Zacharyyy@quitpcgaming (45455)
2009-11-27 11:08 AM PST
lol thanks for the help mate......I be sure to make an update to this.
The Core 2 Extreme's run worse than the Phenom II X4's and are FAR more expensive.
Phenom II X4 or the new Core i5's would do better.
DDR3 of ANY rate would be a vast improvement over DDR2.
I would recommend a 360gb-500gb Hard Drive at 7200 RPM or a 250gb at 10,000 RPM. If you can afford a Solid State Drive then go for it.
The new king (this is an update because you posted before the 5000 series) is the 5870 (if you can get one). It's cheaper than the GTX 295 *at about $380-420* and faster. Terabytes are only used for STORAGE. Don't try to run a game off of it.