So i have $1300 (USD) to spend, what should i get? I'll be using it for some gaming but mainly photoshop, and C4D and it needs to be low latency or something so i can host my games on starcraft lmao
being "low latency" has mro to do with your connection than your system what I'm seeing C2d e6400 2GBRAM 7600GT 320GB baracua 7200.10
hey don't be mean because i have no idea what i'm talking about ;P lol and faraz. why on earth would i want a ps3 if i said light gaming?
PS3s are more suited towards being used as media centers, not gaming. Xbox 360 is a better gaming platform(from a performance standpoint) and since you have "no idea what" you're talking about then i advise you NOT to DIY try configuring one from there. My advice is as follows http://www.ibuypower.com/ibp/store/configurator.aspx?mid=191 don't use the power supplies included with the cases c2d e6400 2GB RAM(for you, the type won't matter) if possible, only buy a system with 1GB and add in an ADDITIONAL 2gb yourself, it's cheaper better and you get more. GeForce 7600GT and if in doubt on something, you probably don't need it, but feel free to askaway I configured a base system for around 1.3k
oh it's not like i suck at computers, it's just i had no idea what latency was :shaggy: but my game kept saying something about too high of latency or some crap and then where should i get the parts, i don't know any places to realy get them
That's about the price I bought my pc, parts are even cheaper now. Where do you live? Where can we order parts?
i live in the states, down south Gerogia to be specific. and i don't mind ordering them online as long as it's a rebutable company
Search at wikipedia for latency, there you go. Anyhow, newegg.com is best to buy from, that, and zipzoomfly. I'm assuming you mean $1300 with tax, so I'll start with some parts tonight, and finish off tomorrow. Case: NZXT Apollo Black Chassis http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16811146025 ^ Is what Im getting, pretty spacious as described in the reviews. I read all 90-sumodd of them. Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-P965-S3 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16813128017 Once again, what I'm getting, seems reliable from ratings and reviews. Good OCer if you plan on that aswell. Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo e6400 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16819115004 As for the rest, it can be done tomorrow.
