New Computer Neeed Advice

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  1. snobird

    snobird Well-Known Member

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    ok guys i dont have the time to bulid a computer anymore i was looking at alienware but i was wondering if their is any other good companies out there. my new pc must have liquid cooling in it so it needs to be a top of the linne companny
     
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    what cpu?
    how much ram?
    video?
    using for gaming? surfing?
    overclocking?
     
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    how much money are you putting into this? Alienware is out of the question....

    The only stuff i can find you have to build yourself...

    again, are you using this for gaming?
     
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    7,000 is my limit i got a sponsor paying for it i was gonna build it but i dont have the time so im gona buy one mostly for graphic design and movie editing and some gaming s
     
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    then get alienware, as long as you dont have to pay....
     
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    that was what i was thinning but sometimes thier is some compaines who can give a better deal
     
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    I'd say go to ibuypower.com and get a custom one made there...
     
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    get a xps gen from dell :D
     
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    dude ur ----ing lucky but i would reccomend alienware's top of the line desktop with the AMD x2 in it and not intel's Exteme Edition but I think the FX57 is actually better then the AMD 64 x2 but not positive on that. Go for two 10000 rpm hard drives or 15000 rpm. max out the ram and go for dual graphics cards.
     
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    the FX57 has a slight edge in gaming in terms of FPS, but the 4800+ is a lot mroe stable and you can run things in the background while gaming without problem, also, you can quickl switch out of game... no delay. the 4800+ is almost universally accepted as the all around best processor on the market.
     

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