Looks good but I have in idea how to build a computer lol.Im guessing you meant you have no idea? Just look up a video, it is really easy. Just like legos. Getting a prebuilt at your budget is going to be hard if not impossible, and wont be close to the power of this build. This build will be maxing every game.
Correct me if I'm wrong but don't you at least need some sort of CPU cooler, and case fan? Also how can the equivalent of a 0.8 ghz video card be that good, and why in the options I oddly never see more than 1.2 ghz or so for even the 660's.every CPU comes with a CPU cooler just as ever case comes with fans.
Correct me if I'm wrong but don't you at least need some sort of CPU cooler, and case fan? Also how can the equivalent of a 0.8 ghz video card be that good, and why in the options I oddly never see more than 1.2 ghz or so for even the 660's.You can overclock the GPU to your liking. That GPU has a good cooling system.
Thanks for your help, I watched a tutorial on how to make one, not as hard a I imagined! Anyways, what do you make of this, I tweaked it a bit.http://pcpartpicker.com/p/DLVBhM
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Mattwhizz/saved/bCkj4D
By now i've grasped the fact that if you plug the vga out from the default port on the side of the computer it'll default to the motherboards integrated graphics and if you plug it directly to the videocard it will disable the motherboard graphics and use those, quick question, where do you lead the hdmi cable from the middle of your computer (video card) to outside -> monitor, there doesn't seem to be any hole or anything, correct me if i'm wrong on this, thanks.What?
In Essence, if I want to use the Video card and not the mobos integrated graphics, if I plug a hdmi to the video card, how do I lead it outside of the case to get to the monitor considering the case is closed.By now i've grasped the fact that if you plug the vga out from the default port on the side of the computer it'll default to the motherboards integrated graphics and if you plug it directly to the videocard it will disable the motherboard graphics and use those, quick question, where do you lead the hdmi cable from the middle of your computer (video card) to outside -> monitor, there doesn't seem to be any hole or anything, correct me if i'm wrong on this, thanks.What?
The video card's ports will stick out of the back of the case if that's what you mean?In Essence, if I want to use the Video card and not the mobos integrated graphics, if I plug a hdmi to the video card, how do I lead it outside of the case to get to the monitor considering the case is closed.By now i've grasped the fact that if you plug the vga out from the default port on the side of the computer it'll default to the motherboards integrated graphics and if you plug it directly to the videocard it will disable the motherboard graphics and use those, quick question, where do you lead the hdmi cable from the middle of your computer (video card) to outside -> monitor, there doesn't seem to be any hole or anything, correct me if i'm wrong on this, thanks.What?
So i'd need a DVI to VGA Cable? I didn't think the screen had dvi. I just googled the video card and this is what i came up with.Dont use VGA. Ever. Use DVI.
"Output - DL-DVI-I : 1 Output - HDMI : 1 Output - mini DP : 1 Output - SL-DVI-D : 1 - S"
Also, thanks Lieka, i didn't realise it went out the side of the case.
Also remember most gaming machines are built ONLY for gaming and are shite for anything else, whereas some higher end ones are able to do all the normal stuff that a computer can whilst also having the beef to deal with most games.
I recommend PCpro.co.uk. Good reviews on most computers. Obviously a large proportion of the gaming machines are either mind bogglingly expensive or phallic statements, but some of the higher end computers not in the gaming category are pretty neat. Also remember most gaming machines are built ONLY for gaming and are shite for anything else, whereas some higher end ones are able to do all the normal stuff that a computer can whilst also having the beef to deal with most games.This is just false. The only thing that makes a gaming pc different from a regular pc is that it has better hardware to run games. A gaming PC can do anything and do it very well because its still a PC.
But can you run Minesweeper?I recommend PCpro.co.uk. Good reviews on most computers. Obviously a large proportion of the gaming machines are either mind bogglingly expensive or phallic statements, but some of the higher end computers not in the gaming category are pretty neat. Also remember most gaming machines are built ONLY for gaming and are shite for anything else, whereas some higher end ones are able to do all the normal stuff that a computer can whilst also having the beef to deal with most games.This is just false. The only thing that makes a gaming pc different from a regular pc is that it has better hardware to run games. A gaming PC can do anything and do it very well because its still a PC.
But can you run Minesweeper?I recommend PCpro.co.uk. Good reviews on most computers. Obviously a large proportion of the gaming machines are either mind bogglingly expensive or phallic statements, but some of the higher end computers not in the gaming category are pretty neat. Also remember most gaming machines are built ONLY for gaming and are shite for anything else, whereas some higher end ones are able to do all the normal stuff that a computer can whilst also having the beef to deal with most games.This is just false. The only thing that makes a gaming pc different from a regular pc is that it has better hardware to run games. A gaming PC can do anything and do it very well because its still a PC.
CPU: Do you have a computer? Good - off to a good start.heh, system requirements lab's minimum specs. I only have 8GB of ram and windows 7, I don't think I can run it. It's a huge download, too.
RAM: You need the bare minimum. Unless you want to mod and play on a 100000000x100000000 grid.
OS: Windows 3.1
Video Card: If you can read THIS, you pass.
FTFYYou're gonna need this if you want to do serious gaming.(click to show/hide)
Eh. Either way it's just my opinion. I personally wouldn't specifically get a gaming pc, just get a high end one where your money translates into proper gear of which there are many of varying quality.I dont think you understand what exactly a gaming PC is or how the parts work and stuff.
Eh. Either way it's just my opinion. I personally wouldn't specifically get a gaming pc, just get a high end one where your money translates into proper gear of which there are many of varying quality.
Build an AMD system! 8)https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/amd-cpu-fd8320frhkbox :D