Gradia
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But I won't be installing thousands of games... 3-4 at a time, play them, when I'm bored of them, uninstall. 4200+ X2 is around 100 dollars more, and is only SLIGHTLY better. http://www.vtechindustries.com.au (ARC doesnt have 7800GT) ~komodo
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No offence but if your getting a system capable of gaming get a bigger HD or a seconday HD. Uh, why? I don't need a 250GB.
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Okay well, went to a few different forums and finally got this: Motherboard: Gigabyte K8NF-9 CPU: AMD Athlon64 3800+ X2 GFX: XpertVision GeForce 7800GT 256Mb RAM: Corsair 1GB PC3200 DDR400 (Two of them) HD: Seagate 120GB DVD RW: Pioneer DVR-110D Case: Antec Sonata II Anywhere between $1800-1900. Also, where should I buy the parts from? I find http://www.vtechindustries.com.au to have low prices.
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Motherboard: Foxconn NF4SK8AA-8KRS Socket 939 Processor: AMD Athlon64 4200+ Dual core Socket 939 RAM: Corsair 1GB PC3200 DDR400 C3 x 2 HD: Seagate 200GB 7200 rpm SATA GFX Card: XpertVision GeForce 7800GT 256Mb PCI Express DVD-RW: Samsung black 16x DVD+/RW dual layer burner OEM Cases: Thermaltake Soprano 430W Black midi tower I'll add in the prices later, going to bed.
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I'm getting a 120GB harddrive, anything else would just be a waste of money. I think I've chosen my parts now, but thanks anyway.
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I'll change the GFX card to the XpertVision 7800GT, and look into the mobo a lil more. Also, I appreciate your help. :)
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Stuart, sorry, but that site seem's like a rip off. The GFX card is more expensive, and the processor isn't as good. I think I've decided to go with this: http://img92.imageshack.us/img92/7817/comp7ry.png (+ Another 1gig RAM, which = $1800) The motherboard has a intergrated soundcard, and is compatibly with the CPU, and GFX card (At least I hope so :?). (http://www.foxconnchannel.com/products_ ... SK8AA-8KRS) The 250GB harddrive, I have no use for it what so ever. 2gigs of RAM for games in the future (Better of buying now when I have the money) I don't have a "legal" copy of windows, and I really don't want to spend another $100-200 on it.
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Yep, $2000 AUS is around $1400-1500 American dollars. I live in NSW, and either I or my friend would assemble it. I've already got monitor/keyboard/mouse/speakers that are all fine. (Though a new monitor would be nice :D) I see what you mean about best value for money, since a 40GB HD is $70, and 250GB is $150. (Thought I'd never need a HD that big :lol:) Thanks all, I'll keep on looking I guess. What about this? Graphics Card: XpertVision GeForce 7800GT 256Mb PCI Express - $504.70 Processor: AMD Athlon64 4200 Dual Core Socket 939 CPU - $556.40 RAM: 2 Corsair Value Select 1Gb PC3200 DDR400 C3 RAM - $256.80 HD: Samsung SpinPoint 120Gb 7200 rpm IDE HDD - $106.40 Sound Card: Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeMusic - $264.10 Case: Thermaltake Soprano 430W Black Midi Tower - $148.50 (Around $1800) I just need a motherboard.
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I'm sick and tired of using this crappy Harvey Norman computer package (Which is very bad for games), so I decided to save up some money and buy a new PC. My friend suggested this: (Australian dollars) (+ A 40gig harddrive or something) It seem's good (I'm not good with computers) and in my price range (< 2000). I need a computer that'd be able to run online games (WoW, Guild wars and such) without major lag. Any suggestions?
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I read this on a site (http://aom.heavengames.com/) and can't believe its the same Shiva. I kinda knew him, I talked to him a few times on RS, but only asked him a few questions. RIP Shiva.
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That book is awesome, but not nearly as awesome as your english.
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Kingdom Hearts, man that game was fun.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like all you did was recolour a Shadow the hedgehog sprite. (I'm SURE I've seen that sprite before...) Sorry if I'm wrong.
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..:: Tip.It Pixel City -- COME IN, HELP OUT :) ::..
Gradia replied to Virtue's topic in Art and Media
Think we need to make a new city, current one is pretty crowded.