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  • Garabaldi

    #31
    Re: [Build a Computer]

    Money.

    You really can't expect to spend a little money, but get a high end machine. It doesn't work that way. It's like saying "I'll buy this 10 speed mountain bike for the price of a tricycle".

    Save some money and go with a 6800 GS.

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    • NabilEsmail

      #32
      Re: [Build a Computer]

      ehmm :{

      and the 6800GS will play everything with maximum settings right?

      but i dont get why people would get a 7800 gt, if it plays the same as a 6800 GS

      i can get these 3 comps

      3200 venice amd
      1 gig ram
      motherboard with pci-e 4 ddr slots
      nice case with 400 watts power
      6800 GS
      oonboard high def 7.1

      PREBUILD FOR 750

      or
      venice 3200 amd
      nice case with 400 watt power
      1 gig of ram
      7800 gt
      onboard sound card

      this i will have to make by myself, using a barebone from ebay
      i have also not ever made a comp

      venice 3200 amd
      6800 GS
      2 gigs of ram
      nice case with 400 watt power

      this i will also have to build by hand using the same ebay barebone.

      ugh, i donno, i will also get an extra 100 at end of mo. for a total of 850.

      i dont get why i cant get the barebone system with 7800 gt, with 1 gig for now....


      ughh can someone help me design a comp that will play everything at MAX
      for 750, 100+ in a mo.

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      • Garabaldi

        #33
        Re: [Build a Computer]

        The difference? About 12 pixel pipes and clock speeds, as well as a different chip.

        The 7800 GT is the better card. Makes sense, since it is rather more expensive than the 6800 GS. That doesn't mean the GS can't play all games maxed.

        And yes, the GS can play with everything maxed if you have 2G, and so can the 7800 GT. You have to realise that, a computer that is conisdered high end on emonth, may have trouble playing games with everything on low @ 800 by 600 the next. That is the way with hardware, it is evolving constantly.

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        • Garabaldi

          #34
          Re: [Build a Computer]

          $800 is really not enough to build a high-end machine.

          It would be wiser to ask..

          'can someone build me the best possible computer they can for $800?"

          not

          'can someone build me a computer that can run with everything MAXED $800?'

          Again, it's like saying 'Can I buy a car that will break the sound barrier for a thousand bucks?'

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          • NabilEsmail

            #35
            Re: [Build a Computer]

            hmm
            cyberpowerinc.com

            the first one that says starting at 509

            i guess im gonna get this comp.
            ima keep everything the same except downgrade the motherboard (get an extra 11)
            up the fans to the 2nd option. keep the case, upgrade the ram to 1 gig, upgarde the videocard to 6800 GS,

            in total it will be 749.

            i will add the extra gig of ram later in 1-2 mo.

            ps. i like this retailer cus there cheap,very reccomnde, and there only 40 min drive from where i live, so no shipping or tax =]

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            • Eddy01741

              #36
              Re: [Build a Computer]

              Originally posted by NabilEsmail
              ehmm :{

              and the 6800GS will play everything with maximum settings right?

              but i dont get why people would get a 7800 gt, if it plays the same as a 6800 GS

              i can get these 3 comps

              3200 venice amd
              1 gig ram
              motherboard with pci-e 4 ddr slots
              nice case with 400 watts power
              6800 GS
              oonboard high def 7.1

              PREBUILD FOR 750

              or
              venice 3200 amd
              nice case with 400 watt power
              1 gig of ram
              7800 gt
              onboard sound card

              this i will have to make by myself, using a barebone from ebay
              i have also not ever made a comp

              venice 3200 amd
              6800 GS
              2 gigs of ram
              nice case with 400 watt power

              this i will also have to build by hand using the same ebay barebone.

              ugh, i donno, i will also get an extra 100 at end of mo. for a total of 850.

              i dont get why i cant get the barebone system with 7800 gt, with 1 gig for now....


              ughh can someone help me design a comp that will play everything at MAX
              for 750, 100+ in a mo.
              People get better vid cards for future games. Ones that are even more graphics demanding than BF2.

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              • NabilEsmail

                #37
                Re: [Build a Computer]

                well?

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                • NabilEsmail

                  #38
                  Re: [Build a Computer]

                  K i think ima just build my comp. =] it will be good experience, if im missing anything ANYTHING at all please tell me. All i will have to work with is the parts im showing and a tool kit Nothing ELSE. here are the links.

                  Case+500 watt


                  Processor


                  Cd-Dvd drive


                  Motherboard


                  Video Card


                  Hard Drive


                  Ram 1gb
                  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820223030

                  (will add another gig at end of month)

                  this pc will end at 785$ USD

                  opinions, ? (i really wanna stick with the 7800 gt)

                  is everything here compatible with each other? am i missing anything at all.
                  will i be all set once i recieve this (i have windows xp at home)

                  thanks =]

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                  • Eddy01741

                    #39
                    Re: [Build a Computer]

                    Originally posted by NabilEsmail
                    K i think ima just build my comp. =] it will be good experience, if im missing anything ANYTHING at all please tell me. All i will have to work with is the parts im showing and a tool kit Nothing ELSE. here are the links.

                    Case+500 watt


                    Processor


                    Cd-Dvd drive


                    Motherboard


                    Video Card


                    Hard Drive


                    Ram 1gb
                    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820223030

                    (will add another gig at end of month)

                    this pc will end at 785$ USD

                    opinions, ? (i really wanna stick with the 7800 gt)

                    is everything here compatible with each other? am i missing anything at all.
                    will i be all set once i recieve this (i have windows xp at home)

                    thanks =]
                    NIce COmp, anyways, i have some tips. Again, get a better PSU, my crappy 450w one that came with my original case failed after 1 1/2 months. I can get links for u later, anyways, i reccomend this 7800GT: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130256
                    It has a copper (good for cooling) heatsink, and it's factory overclocked. And it's barely more expensive, and from a much more trusted company.

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                    • Sir. MatDef
                      Member
                      • Sep 2005
                      • 2899

                      #40
                      Re: [Build a Computer]

                      Originally posted by Eddy01741
                      NIce COmp, anyways, i have some tips. Again, get a better PSU, my crappy 450w one that came with my original case failed after 1 1/2 months. I can get links for u later, anyways, i reccomend this 7800GT: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130256
                      It has a copper (good for cooling) heatsink, and it's factory overclocked. And it's barely more expensive, and from a much more trusted company.
                      Dang, you said exactly what I was gonna say. :p

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                      • Auman.

                        #41
                        Re: [Build a Computer]

                        If you don't know any thing about hardware, you're going to have a hell of a time building it. There are so many things you have to take into consideration and one mistake can fry your entire chipset. Not mentioning losing all your money on a non-refund situation. You're better off letting someone else build it.

                        `Auman

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                        • NabilEsmail

                          #42
                          Re: [Build a Computer]

                          aite thanks, but as of the pcu, i really dont have a dime more to spend, actually my limit was 700, i guess you could say im conning my mom/stealing the extra 70, sicn eshe wont bother to check the final emailed reciept.

                          anyways, many people on feedback said the pcu was decent, and the case was decent to if u got 1 undamaged.

                          so thanks, also that hard drive is compatible right?

                          thanks for feedback =]

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                          • NabilEsmail

                            #43
                            Re: [Build a Computer]

                            Originally posted by Auman
                            If you don't know any thing about hardware, you're going to have a hell of a time building it. There are so many things you have to take into consideration and one mistake can fry your entire chipset. Not mentioning losing all your money on a non-refund situation. You're better off letting someone else build it.

                            `Auman
                            if i really dont feel comfortable doing this, i'll get my friend at school to do it for 20 bux.


                            =]

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                            • Auman.

                              #44
                              Re: [Build a Computer]

                              Yeah no problem man. Check your PMs.

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                              • Sir. MatDef
                                Member
                                • Sep 2005
                                • 2899

                                #45
                                Re: [Build a Computer]

                                Ok, I just checked, that hd is NOT compatible, you want to get a sata drive, not scsi.

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