Opinion on pc

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MELSAUTO

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Hello gentlemen could you tell me if i should buy this:
I am not a gamer i need something fast for business and personal use.

Gamer Infinity 8800 Pro Gamer $995.00
• Xtreme Liquid Cooling
• Intel® Core™2 Quad 9550 2.83GHz
• Windows Vista Home Premium
• Intel P45 CrossFireX Mainboard
• 4GB PC6400 DDR2/800 RAM
• 500GB 7200RPM SATA-II HD
• ATI Radeon HD4850 512MB 16X Video
• 16X DVD & 20X DVD+/-RW
• High Definition 7.1 Sound
• Titan A88 Xtreme Liquid Cooling Gaming 680W Case w/ Full Side Panel Reservoir

Thanks in advance.
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It's a good PC. I'm not sure about the price, because I don't know how much you would expect to pay in $'s.

If you're not a gamer though, why bother with a gaming PC? The graphics card in that PC is way more than you need, and you could save some money and get a cheaper one, or get a faster CPU and better components...
 
thomas234 said:
It's a good PC. I'm not sure about the price, because I don't know how much you would expect to pay in $'s.

If you're not a gamer though, why bother with a gaming PC? The graphics card in that PC is way more than you need, and you could save some money and get a cheaper one, or get a faster CPU and better components...
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The price is $995.00
What faster cpu would you recommend, maybe they will install it if i ask them.
 
Yes I realise the price, what I meant is, I don't know if that's a good price in your currency. And I'm sorry I can't help you with the CPU, it was just a suggestion that maybe instead of spending so much on a graphics chip, the money could be used elsewhere.
 
Pimp said:
Not bad set up but i would rather see DDR3 than DDR2 800
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The problem with DDR3 is that is more expensive than DDR2, and also has much higher timings. I'd personally stick to DDR2, until really required (like when using the Intel i7).
 
RHochstenbach said:
The problem with DDR3 is that is more expensive than DDR2, and also has much higher timings. I'd personally stick to DDR2, until really required (like when using the Intel i7).
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To be honest it's not that expensive anymore and DDR3 will be more future proof so soon or later everyone has to switch to it and that would add more cost on the long run so easier if you have it now.

anyways it was just a thought
 
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