red25
8th September 2008, 10:10
I got an old pc running on on P4 1.8ghz. i want to upgrade it for gaming purposes. please help me on what parts are good for gaming. like what processor, motherboard, videocard thank u.:thanks::thanks:
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View Full Version : Help me build a pc for gaming red25 8th September 2008, 10:10 I got an old pc running on on P4 1.8ghz. i want to upgrade it for gaming purposes. please help me on what parts are good for gaming. like what processor, motherboard, videocard thank u.:thanks::thanks: basflt 8th September 2008, 10:50 this all depands on what you can afford in gaming it usely the better the marrier allways buy MoBo first read manual so you know what CPU and MEMory will fit most gamers also prefere SLI best advice i can give is orientate yerself with online shops [whithout buying] so that you get an overview of whats available and what it costs i did also bought a [big] new case [ coolermaster stacker ] succes red25 8th September 2008, 14:16 @basflt a computer technician gave me this set up what do you think is the option 1 Intel Dual Core E2200 2.20Ghz 800mhz GF7 nforce 610i GF 9500GT, 256MB DDR3 2gb RAM option 2 ECS A780GM-A Amd780/Vpcie/S/L/R AMD athlon 64x2 4600+ 1GB PC5300 DDR2-667 PC HD3450 option 3 Athlon x2 5000+ 2gb RAM GF8200 chipset motherboard option 4 Processor: Athlon X2 4800+ Motherboard: EMAXX 780G RAM: 2gb 800MHz basflt 8th September 2008, 21:43 let me guess he also want to sell you? i said orientate yerself via internet the best is a compromise of what you want& can affort my setup: mobo = asus a8n32-sli cpu = amd 64 x2 dual 4600+ [ overclocked from 2400 to 2600 ] 2 x nvidia 8600 gt silent 4 GB ram and im not even a gamer search internet and than make up yer mind dont know where you live but i use this shop for orientating [dutch ] http://www.alternate.nl/html/categoryListing.html?cat1=16&cat2=146&cat3=0&cat1=16&cat2=223&cat3=0&cat1=16&cat2=145&cat3=0&cat1=16&cat2=329&cat3=0&cat1=16&cat2=374&cat3=0&tgid=130&tn=HARDWARE&l1=Moederborden&l2=AMD& http://www.alternate.nl/html/categoryListing.html?cat1=3&cat2=28&cat3=0&cat1=3&cat2=235&cat3=999&cat1=3&cat2=223&cat3=0&cat1=3&cat2=329&cat3=0&cat1=3&cat2=374&cat3=0&&tn=HARDWARE&l1=Processoren&l2=Desktop& if you make up your mind you can ask but there is no such thing as the best what is new today is old tomorrow your wallet is your only limit red25 9th September 2008, 06:26 wow nice pc. the problem is im not familiar with the new parts now a days. i dont even now what overclocked means.. im from the philippines. yours using AMD you do think its better with INTEL? basflt 9th September 2008, 09:26 i prefere amd , but who am i i dont think you have to be familar w new things if you look in your pc you see the same a MoBO that is mounted w 9 screws under the big fan is CPU beside it is memory and below is graphic both are clicked in place as well as all wires all of fit only one way why dont you as for starting just upgrade your current pc ; buy bigger memory and a good fast gamers card like geforse gtx you ll learn from it and your pc should allready be faster red25 9th September 2008, 10:35 thank u. i appreciate you taking time to read this. thanku! Myk! 11th September 2008, 08:15 Just go to a computer shop ask for computer package. Post here the computer specifications then we will suggest the modifications needed. You just need to consider the RAM and video card because that really matters on gaming. And . . . . I really love AMD processor fowzan 19th September 2008, 17:35 if u r going for a gaming pc u need to go with an nvidia motherboard. and if ur budget is quite good u culd opt for 2 graphic cards as well 1. nforce 790i Ultra SLI motherboard (can support 3 graphic cards) 2. Intel Core 2 Quad 2.4GHz or 2.66Ghz or higher (depending upon ur budget) 3. GeForce 9800 GTX+ graphic card (u can go for 2 or 3 cards also) 4. 2gb 2000MHz DDR3 SLI Ready Ram 5. 600W or 700W SLI Ready Power Supply 6. Hard disk and Dvd or blue ray drive completely depends on u 7. SLI Ready ATX Cabinet. make sure u go with SLI ready stuff. tht would hlp u in superb performance All this would cost u around 1300-1350$ or less |