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  • Honest_Johnson

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    Good Hardware Prices

    Hi all. I`m looking at upgrading or building a new pc that will support BF2. I currently play it with ALL setting on low and it sucks. I`m posting here to find out everyones sources for buying hardware. I need to find stuff as low priced as possible that is not "used".

    Also if I can get some tips on what the more important upgrades would be for my current system to run BF2 smoothly would be great. I don`t know all that much about building or upgrading, but with the proper parts in hand I can figure it out. Currently I have a 2gig P4, 512 ram, SB Live audio, fx5200 video, and I`ve had this pc for about 3 years so anything else that might be good to get upgraded after that amount of time I would need aswell.

    It`s all about the cash. I figure I will build a pc literally piece by piece until it`s complete or upgrade my system piece by piece in the order of what would be of most importance. Any help that anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated. I`m working on about a $500 budget, but going piece by piece it can go a bit higher.. Thanks for your time.
  • NoSoup4You

    #2
    Re: Good Hardware Prices

    Newegg.com is usually pretty good. Check out Pricewatch.com as well.

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    • jiruggiero

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      Re: Good Hardware Prices

      yup

      newegg is the well you know shiznit!

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      • -Ghandi-

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        Re: Good Hardware Prices

        righto m8. first off if you dont have any experience with computers dont go all gung ho into the project. i suggest you talk to someone a friend, if you have any, about building computers and then read up on reviews and **** from sites like cnet.com, anadtech.com, amdzone.com etc. Then once you know what ur looking for go to newegg.com for best prices. If you think it is a little high prices there try ZipZoomFly.com as well and they dont have a shipping charge. and if you think u can still get a better price hit up PriceGrabber.com and try and find the product ur looking for there. usually they have a few websites that have a price lower than neweggs if your lucky. I stress though dont just start buying parts talk to someone who is experience in this

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