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  • precore

    #1

    gaming computer

    What is the best gaming computer to buy on the market for battelfield 2.
    Looking at alienware and viscious, both cost approx 6000,00 us dollars, just curious if it worh it? How about the 64 bit prociessor is this all what it is suppose to be? thks
  • WildLegba

    #2
    Re: gaming computer

    I would look at a VoodooPC Omen. Also Falcon Northwest.



    Keep in mind you can build a totally kickass BF2 rig for under $2k... One 7900GTX, 2 gigs of fast ram, a 10k HD, and an X-Fi card and you'll get 85% of the performance of one of those $6k machines for 1/3 the cost. spend the difference on a 30" LCD.

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    • Spartan101

      #3
      Re: gaming computer

      Yeah, build you own computer bro. Its not as hard as you think. If you need help just ask us.

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      • LoD

        #4
        Re: gaming computer

        64 bit processors will not be needed for 2-4 more years. Until 4GB+ of ram is standard, there will be no incentive to move forward.

        As for the best gaming PC's. Alienware and Voodoo and Falcon make great computers... but they are EXPENSIVE AS HELL!!!!!!


        The most value smart gaming computers are self built from parts aquired online.

        A good $2000 computer would be ....

        x1900XT
        NF4 SLI/ATI Crossfire mobo
        X2 3800+
        2GB PC3200/4000 ram
        250GB hard drive SATA2 16mb cache
        Maybe a 150GB raptor if thats your thing, but i wouldnt recommend.
        x-Fi
        DVD +/-RW

        Throw in a nice low latency 19 or 20" monitor and your good to go.


        As a rule of thumb, the absolute most expensive parts are usually a poor value for the money, and things like SLI/Crossfire are usually not worth it unless you have a 24" or larger monitor or really know what your getting yourself into.

        Buying the 2nd or 3rd best aprts of everything for the most part is the smart thing to do, and will give you 80-90% of the performance for a significantly lower price.

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        • TFlanary

          #5
          Re: gaming computer

          I can give you a list. PM Me or IM Me. Mine is pretty quick, not the *best* but it was only 2k.

          See Sig.

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          • M16

            #6
            Re: gaming computer

            IMO, 1 Gig is fine for RAM. AMD Athlon 3500 + will do, and go for a GeForce 7 series. And a 180 Gig + HDD will do.

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            • WildLegba

              #7
              Re: gaming computer

              NEC 16X DVD±R DVD Burner Black IDE/ATAPI Model ND-3550A - OEM
              $36.99

              GIGABYTE 3D AURORA GZ-FSCA1-ANB Black Aluminum ATX Full Tower $139.99

              Western Digital Raptor WD1500ADFD 150GB 10,000 RPM Serial ATA150 Hard $274.99

              ASUS A8N-SLI Premium Socket 939 NVIDIA nForce4 SLI ATX AMD $158.99 $158.99

              eVGA 256-P2-N564 Geforce 7900GT KO 256MB GDDR3 PCI Express x16 Video $289.00

              ENERMAX Liberty ELT620AWT ATX12V 620W Power Supply - Retail
              $174.99

              G.SKILL Extreme Series 2GB (2 x 1GB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 500 (PC 4000) Unbuffered Dual Channel Kit System Memory Model F1-4000USU2-$171.99

              AMD Opteron 148 Venus 1000MHz HT Socket 939 Processor Model $259.00 $259.00

              Subtotal: $1,492.94


              This is substantially similar to my system in terms of the basics would make short work of BF2. I like the Raptor drives as they load maps in record time. If you're up for it you can get even better load performance from a RAID.

              If you have more money, add an X-Fi or by all means buy the 7900GTX and a faster processor, although I would not given that you'll probably want to upgrade when Vista, DX10, and the new AMD socket chips hit the market early next year.

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              • gatorade

                #8
                Re: gaming computer

                Originally posted by M16
                IMO, 1 Gig is fine for RAM.
                Not if he wants to run all max high settings, nope that will not cut it. 2 gigs is the best bet.

                www.monarchcomputer.com and check out there AMD combos thats what im going with

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                • E641

                  #9
                  Re: gaming computer

                  I bought an ABS Ultimate 7 system for 2K and got:

                  Pentium D 830 3.0 Ghz Dual Core Processor
                  Asus P5WD2 Premium Motherboard
                  Seagate 7200 160 GB HD
                  1 Gig of Corsair DDR2 SDRAM (upgraded to 2 Gigs)
                  Geforce 7800 GT Graphics card
                  Sound Blaster Audugy 2 ZS Sound card

                  I am able to run the game on High on every setting with no lag at all, Really makes a difference on how the game looks from the Pentium 4 1.8 Ghz computer I had before, it was 4 years old and time to be replaced to keep up with demanding games

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