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Hi, i’d prefer the first option as it more things then the other. For eg. the graphics card and 1g ram. So that ones pretty good. bad sadly option 2 has a 2g ram. So my final answer is choose option 1 then if you want you can add the graphic card and another extra gig for the ram.
Hope you benefited from me.
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The 2nd option, hands down!!!
Intel’s Core2Duo is the superior cpu and that system has double the ram and graphics ram than the first option. If gaming is your aim for this pc, you’ll be able to have better 3D performance at higher resolutions. The only thing that is questionable is your power supply unit. 500W might be enough for normal operation, but when you play a game, your computers fans may suddenly get loud to handle the extra power you need. You should probably upgrade that to 600w if you can.
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February 28th, 2008 at 8:59 pm
For however itll be nice machine.
March 2nd, 2008 at 7:32 pm
Gaming rig why dont go for 2nd option is gaming experience so that should be noticed that you need to squeeze little bit.
March 6th, 2008 at 2:53 am
Hi, i’d prefer the first option as it more things then the other. For eg. the graphics card and 1g ram. So that ones pretty good. bad sadly option 2 has a 2g ram. So my final answer is choose option 1 then if you want you can add the graphic card and another extra gig for the ram.
Hope you benefited from me.
I wouldn’t mind hearing your reply. Don’t feel shy just WRITE!
March 8th, 2008 at 5:36 pm
The 2nd option, hands down!!!
Intel’s Core2Duo is the superior cpu and that system has double the ram and graphics ram than the first option. If gaming is your aim for this pc, you’ll be able to have better 3D performance at higher resolutions. The only thing that is questionable is your power supply unit. 500W might be enough for normal operation, but when you play a game, your computers fans may suddenly get loud to handle the extra power you need. You should probably upgrade that to 600w if you can.