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Tilo
I am turning 14 and getting a job soon. What would be a good gaming laptop or desktop with a lot of memory for playing Warcraft 3, WoW, CoD, and many other RPG and shooting games?
Answer
With about 6-700 dollars you can buy a customized desktop that can play pretty much any game on at least high settings, people who really want the best benchmarks pay 1000+. For laptops, it will be much more expensive, for starters I would aim for at the minimum 4gb's of ram laptop and desktop, at least dual core 2.8+ or quad 2.5+, a nVidia 8800 card+, and go for at least a 700watt power supply if you're using a desktop.
With about 6-700 dollars you can buy a customized desktop that can play pretty much any game on at least high settings, people who really want the best benchmarks pay 1000+. For laptops, it will be much more expensive, for starters I would aim for at the minimum 4gb's of ram laptop and desktop, at least dual core 2.8+ or quad 2.5+, a nVidia 8800 card+, and go for at least a 700watt power supply if you're using a desktop.
What's all the parts needed to build a gaming desktop/laptop?
Ominious
I need a list of all the parts needed to build a computer. Preferably specific reccommendations of any parts you feel work really well.
I already have a laptop but I have to play World of warcraft with all settings on minimum an I still get lag sometimes, avg 14 fps and alot of the times 7-9 fps. It's simply horrid.
So I want to buy w.e parts I need for a gaming laptop or desktop. It will be just for gaming and nothingelse, no internet browsing, no music, no movies, nothing but gaming.
Answer
Motherboard
CPU
RAM
Graphics Card
Hard Drive
DVD drive
Decent power supply - not the crappy ones you get bundled with cases
Computer Case
Optional:
Sound card (most motherboards today have perfectly good sound capabilities).
Monitor and peripherals are down to your tastes, but bear in mind that very high resolution monitors require beefy graphics cards to get the best from them.
I think Intel's Core2Duo CPUs offer the best bang-for-buck right now, as do Nvidia 8000 series graphics cards. The 8800 GTS 640mb is the best performer-to-price card out there (the GTX is faster but more expensive) but it might be a bit too pricey still. If you can afford it, that's the card to get.
Motherboard
CPU
RAM
Graphics Card
Hard Drive
DVD drive
Decent power supply - not the crappy ones you get bundled with cases
Computer Case
Optional:
Sound card (most motherboards today have perfectly good sound capabilities).
Monitor and peripherals are down to your tastes, but bear in mind that very high resolution monitors require beefy graphics cards to get the best from them.
I think Intel's Core2Duo CPUs offer the best bang-for-buck right now, as do Nvidia 8000 series graphics cards. The 8800 GTS 640mb is the best performer-to-price card out there (the GTX is faster but more expensive) but it might be a bit too pricey still. If you can afford it, that's the card to get.
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