10 May 2006, 02:43 UTC#1
Okay, so my uncle just put together a new computer. Here's the specs:
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4200+
2 GB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GS PCI Express Video Card
200 GB SATA Hardrive, w/ 8 MB cache.
All in a nice black Ninja Casing. She's a sexy beast.
Thoughts?
10 May 2006, 02:59 UTC#5
Haha, I dunno about that. I havent even played a game on it yet. I'm gonna go for Republic Commando first...I'll tell you how it runs.
10 May 2006, 06:21 UTC#10
How much did that set you back?
10 May 2006, 21:54 UTC#11
QUOTE(cIRca @ May 10 2006, 01:20 AM) [snapback]329791[/snapback]
You'll be here alot more then.

I'm here all the time. You must not notice me.
QUOTE(itsallinthehips @ May 10 2006, 01:21 AM) [snapback]329792[/snapback]
How much did that set you back?
Around 1500, but it was mainly the chip and the video card.
10 May 2006, 22:17 UTC#12
Games should run fine on that pc but prolly only at a Medium or high setting most games now have a very high setting as well that you need a 400$+ graphic card to run on but yours should run fine...Get your spyware Blockers and your Norton or NOD32 and keep viruses out. and your computer should be pretty fuckin sweet
10 May 2006, 23:05 UTC#13
Yeah. But I don't think that computer is gonna be used for much internet. We've got Another computer sitting right next to the new one, used for only internet. Games really dont run well on it either.
10 May 2006, 23:10 UTC#14
Please, no one ever reccomend Norton ever again.
I prefer spyware to Norton.
11 May 2006, 01:07 UTC#15
spyware to norton?>? lol
Spyware as what program? spyware doesnt protect you from all virus's Norton works very good. You just have to first buy Systemworks(has everything in it) then constantly update it just as anyother spyware or virus protection. I use Ad-aware-se Personnel as my adware and spyware protector
11 May 2006, 01:34 UTC#16
he was saying norton as a spyware remover only.