Which configuration gives you the best performance and is value for money?
By ajithlal
@ajithlal (14716)
India
September 12, 2010 12:12am CST
There are lots of configuration and processors available in the market. Which processor is good and value for money. I am looking for a computer to play some games, browsing, and to do some work. Which one is good? Do you think graphics cards are necessary for playing games?
3 responses
@khoikhoi (93)
• Vietnam
17 Sep 10
Nowaday, in the PC market have 2 mainstream Intel and AMD. So I could recomend you 2 PCs configurations can serve all the hardest demand of user (play 3D games, browsing, working...)
1. AMD X6
CPU - AMD Phenom II X6 1055T 2.8Ghz 6 Core True
MAIN - Asus M4A87TD EVO Chipset Series 8
RAM - 4GB DDR3 1333(2Gx2) Supper Talent
VGA - ATI HD4870 1GB DDR5 256bit
HDD - HDD WD 1TB SATA3 6GB/s 64MB Cache
POWER - PSU FSP 600W Active PFC
2.Intel Core i7
CPU - Core i7 860
MAIN - MSI x58 Eclipse SLI
VGA - MSI R5770-PM2D1G
RAM - G.skill [RIPJAWS] series - 6GB(2GBx3)DDR3 Bus 2000MHz
HDD - WD 500GB/ 7200Rpm/ Cache 32M/ Sata 2 - Caviar Black
POWER - Huntkey Power Supply Vista 600W
@dweebs_8000_j (885)
• Philippines
17 Sep 10
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@mturacom (632)
• India
12 Sep 10
I myself use a Dell laptop with Intel Core 2 Duo T6500 @ 2.1 Ghz with 4 GB RAM. It is a year old and currently have windows 7 ultimate installed in it. It works smoothly and doesn't lag even in the intense applications like photoshop etc. But gaming is not at its best. If you are serious about gaming and will be playing intense and high definition games then you should but a computer with a good graphic card to get best out of games. I am myself thinking about buying a graphic card for my laptop.
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@smilepleeeaz (784)
• India
12 Sep 10
Best Performance + Value for money... well I think you cant have both at the same time. The best performance can be have from the high end configuration, or you'll have to compromise on some of the features.
But if you just need a computer for regular works like simple browsing and gaming , then I think you dont need to go for very hi-fi configurations as the lower configuration will also do the job.
So according to me , for your need following configuration is sufficient as well as it will be in your budget too.
Processor- Core 2 Duo about 2.93 GHz
RAM- 2 GB DDR-II or III
HARD DISK- 320 GB or 500 GB
Graphics Card- 512 MB
(Yes graphics Card is necessary if you want to play games on your computer. Because without it, you wont be able to enjoy any game as the graphics will be poor.)
This configuration will cost you $560 (including all the other parts of PC) which I think is a budget price for a pc.
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