Well I have $700 to spend on a new PC. This is what i will be doing with it. Burning & storing HD Blu-Ray movies & Sd movies. Running my Cam/Cad software MasterCam & SolidWorks. Mostly 2D drawings and surfaces. I might play some games with it but I have two PS3's & a Wii so I might not like the look of a PC game.. Below are some that I have looked at. Can someone here send me links for there recommendations or if you would build one for me? I am lost with all of the Dual & Quad Core stuff and the GHZ. Do I need more GHZ then 2.8? What about power supply. Do i really need 1500 watts?
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Posted 30 August 2009 - 11:08 AM
FWIW: IMO, Ebay is not the place to look...when the intent is to buy a new system.
Especially so when there is no merchant feedback or basis upon which one might evaluate warranty, seller's reputation/reliability, etc.
Louis
Especially so when there is no merchant feedback or basis upon which one might evaluate warranty, seller's reputation/reliability, etc.
Louis
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Posted 30 August 2009 - 01:42 PM
hamluis, on Aug 30 2009, 09:08 AM, said:
FWIW: IMO, Ebay is not the place to look...when the intent is to buy a new system.
Especially so when there is no merchant feedback or basis upon which one might evaluate warranty, seller's reputation/reliability, etc.
Louis
Especially so when there is no merchant feedback or basis upon which one might evaluate warranty, seller's reputation/reliability, etc.
Louis
Where is a good place to get a PC like I am looking for?
This post has been edited by stinkfist: 30 August 2009 - 01:42 PM
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Posted 31 August 2009 - 08:24 AM
If you want to game at all, it's probably best to build one, IMO.
Actually, I think it's best to build one, in your case, because I think it highly unlikely that you will find products designed to sell to new consumers with mundane needs...having the individual components which will maximize your enjoyment of your system.
And I think it can be done for the sum you propose to spend.
Gaming is GPU-intensive.
CAD and video-editing are RAM/CPU-intensive.
I'm not very good with hardware...hang on for some inputs from other members/visitors
.
Louis
Actually, I think it's best to build one, in your case, because I think it highly unlikely that you will find products designed to sell to new consumers with mundane needs...having the individual components which will maximize your enjoyment of your system.
And I think it can be done for the sum you propose to spend.
Gaming is GPU-intensive.
CAD and video-editing are RAM/CPU-intensive.
I'm not very good with hardware...hang on for some inputs from other members/visitors
Louis
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