Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

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  • GeZe

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    Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

    STARTING at $9930, the PC has a Pentium Extreme Edition processor that has been overclocked from 3.73 to 4.26 GHz, 2GB DDR2-667 memory, a 160 GB 10,000 RPM WD Raptor as well as a second WD 400 GB 7200 RPM hard drive. PC also comes with a FOUR GeForce 7900 GTX graphics processors with a total of 2 GB of GDDR3 memory.

  • MidnightOps

    #2
    Re: Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

    If I won the lottery, this would be the first thing I would buy. :P

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    • [MyIS]Spetsnaz

      #3
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      2 gigs of memory? 32 bit processors can support up to 4 gigs. For 10,000 bucks, you should get 4gigs.. but that's dell for ya.

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      • i made you

        #4
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        Dell continues to show how stupid they are. A P4 EE 4.2 GHz is an average OC 2 years ago. 4 7900 GTXs will function for 2 monitors. Only useful if you wanted to switch between playing 2 games at the same time. With that weak P4, you won't even be able to use half the potential of those cards. To top it off, they probably chose a 600W Aspire psu.

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        • redrider

          #5
          Re: Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

          Just because you cant get performance out of a pentium doesnt mean thier junk.

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          • [AE]LoneWolf

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            Re: Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

            Originally posted by Enz0
            If I won the lottery, this would be the first thing I would buy. :P
            hell if i win the lottery, i'll buy you 2!

            man i wish they'd post screens of someone playing bf2 on that, like 2048 X 1900 or whatever, that would be juicy

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            • Alm()nd J()y
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              • Oct 2006
              • 1209

              #7
              Re: Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

              If I win the lotto, I'll build two for 10,000 and be a lot better.

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              • SweetMetalForever

                #8
                Re: Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

                With the info listed the parts of the computer only come out to around 4.3k... ****ing Dell. Make you pay for a brand name. Assholes.

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                • Blud

                  #9
                  Re: Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

                  You could get an Alienware, too bad Dell just bought them.

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                  • virussnt

                    #10
                    Re: Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

                    And BF2 would still lag and stutter even on this pc...they say it themselves in the second last paragraph...

                    "may not even be attractive for hardcore gamers - such as a quad-SLI system that actually may result in less frame rate performance in some games than a single card system."

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                    • cheesewz

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                      Re: Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

                      Wrong forum. We've been discussing that system (ad nauseum) for weeks in the Hardware forum. Take a moment to browse that forum for duplicates. This thread will probably end up moved there anyway.

                      And even that system is no guaranteed silver bullet for BF2 performance...

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                      • Alcorr

                        #12
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                        Dell continues to show how stupid they are. A P4 EE 4.2 GHz is an average OC 2 years ago. 4 7900 GTXs will function for 2 monitors. Only useful if you wanted to switch between playing 2 games at the same time. With that weak P4, you won't even be able to use half the potential of those cards. To top it off, they probably chose a 600W Aspire psu.
                        Yep ^^^^

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                        • i made you

                          #13
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                          I really think this has to be joke. Even Dell couldn't be stupid enough to slap together netburst + quad SLI on a 600W psu.

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                          • whoosh

                            #14
                            Re: Finally, a computer that can play BF2 well ($10,00 though)

                            Originally posted by cheesewz
                            Wrong forum. We've been discussing that system (ad nauseum) for weeks in the Hardware forum. Take a moment to browse that forum for duplicates. This thread will probably end up moved there anyway.

                            And even that system is no guaranteed silver bullet for BF2 performance...

                            The Hardware Forums must be WWWWAAAAAYYYYYY over there.

                            Its so far over there it isn't even listed on the forums page.:laugh: :laugh:

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                            • imported_K_Shizzle

                              #15
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                              If I won the lottery, that would be the last thing I would buy.

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