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Video Card: 256MB Nvidia GeForce 7300LE TurboCache
Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4600
Memory: 1GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 533Mhz 2- DIMMs
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is that good enough to play WoW?
That is the spec's of the pc I will be buying soon, and want to know if it can run the game smoothly, the pc I have now is crap.
Thanks for any Help.
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How much are you going to pay for that PC? As far as I know, that graphics card is crap. Do you by any chance assemble your own PC?
costs 709$,
i'm using the customize feature at dell.
the pc we have now, 1.7ghz, crap graphics card, 256mb meory, could run WoW, but locked in towns, heres the link to the dell pc I'd customize.
http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&oc=DDCWBA3&s=dhs
thats the copy pasta of link, change thevideo,processor,and memory to the ones specified in my first post to see how mine would be set up. I degraded the monitor to the first one for cst convenience.
i'm using the customize feature at dell.
the pc we have now, 1.7ghz, crap graphics card, 256mb meory, could run WoW, but locked in towns, heres the link to the dell pc I'd customize.
http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&oc=DDCWBA3&s=dhs
thats the copy pasta of link, change thevideo,processor,and memory to the ones specified in my first post to see how mine would be set up. I degraded the monitor to the first one for cst convenience.
I'd like some feedback on a system I'm getting as well..I think it's a fair price..
Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 2.13GHz/1066/2MB Socket 775 Dual-Core CPU EM64T – 3 Year Warranty
Socket 775 Mainboard – Audio/GB LAN/USB 2.0/SATA/16x PCIe/Dual-Channel DDR2
Nvidia GeForce 7950GT 16x PCI Express - 512MB Video Card w/TV Out, Dual-Head & DVI
1GB PC5400/667 DDR2 Memory (2 pieces of 512MB for dual-channel support)
320GB 7200rpm 16MB Buffer SATA-300 Hard Drive
16X Dual-Layer DVD+-R/RW Drive
1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive
Mid-Tower Case w/350Watt Power Supply and Front USB’s (Black or Beige)
Optical Mouse & Keyboard
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
It will come to about 1350 (that's with labor included already). The reason it comes to 1350 is cause I'm upgrading to a 1g video card, but for the one posted the price is 1100, only charging me 289 to upgrade to a 1G. I've been outta the game for a while so not sure if this is a decent price or not.
Edited, Nov 26th 2006 11:15pm by Wysh
Edited, Nov 26th 2006 11:39pm by Wysh
Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 2.13GHz/1066/2MB Socket 775 Dual-Core CPU EM64T – 3 Year Warranty
Socket 775 Mainboard – Audio/GB LAN/USB 2.0/SATA/16x PCIe/Dual-Channel DDR2
Nvidia GeForce 7950GT 16x PCI Express - 512MB Video Card w/TV Out, Dual-Head & DVI
1GB PC5400/667 DDR2 Memory (2 pieces of 512MB for dual-channel support)
320GB 7200rpm 16MB Buffer SATA-300 Hard Drive
16X Dual-Layer DVD+-R/RW Drive
1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive
Mid-Tower Case w/350Watt Power Supply and Front USB’s (Black or Beige)
Optical Mouse & Keyboard
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
It will come to about 1350 (that's with labor included already). The reason it comes to 1350 is cause I'm upgrading to a 1g video card, but for the one posted the price is 1100, only charging me 289 to upgrade to a 1G. I've been outta the game for a while so not sure if this is a decent price or not.
Edited, Nov 26th 2006 11:15pm by Wysh
Edited, Nov 26th 2006 11:39pm by Wysh
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Best is, go to www.newegg.com assuming you guys are from the US. And compare prices of each component.
FFGamer, don't buy from dell. It might be better for you to look around newegg and see what you can come up with for about the same price.
Wysh, your setup is pretty good, but a couple of concerns here, what brand is the motherboard? If you are getting 2 x 7950GT, I would go for a beefier PSU. Im not too sure if 350W is able to handle all those. From what I know, you can get a better system for that price.
FFGamer, don't buy from dell. It might be better for you to look around newegg and see what you can come up with for about the same price.
Wysh, your setup is pretty good, but a couple of concerns here, what brand is the motherboard? If you are getting 2 x 7950GT, I would go for a beefier PSU. Im not too sure if 350W is able to handle all those. From what I know, you can get a better system for that price.
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