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I like OCZ, Kingston or Crucial.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenMerc
You won't need an additional network card but you may want a wireless nic.
If you just need wireless then (http://www.ebuyer.com/product/132449) or if you want N then (http://www.ebuyer.com/product/166269)
How much would that setup be if i got it as AMD would the price change that much? or would it be a few pounds different? Thanks alot for your help so far :)
There could be a big difference if you bought the parts in a bundle. There are several bundles on ebuyer such as: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/237051 & http://www.ebuyer.com/product/237053
Its just a case of adding a few bits to the package :)
Lew.
wow, All i need ontop of that would be a cooler and alot of ram. Which does come out ALOT cheaper. Just thinking about the performance and stuff tho hmm
General coding, facebook, msn, skype, vpn, all the usual stuff done on a PC will be ok on that spec. Its when it comes to gaming ect that you will need good spec.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenMerc
Alot of people buy high spec PC's/components for the sake of having them.
Also, dnt forget you will need 64bit OS otherwise no more than 2/3GB of ram will be recognised/used
Lew.
Yeh iv got a 64bit Windows 7 from work so i can use that, I wont be doing proper gaming maybe the odd windows game to get some gamerscore aha Does a gfx card come with that?
No but it has built in (the 2nd bundles i showed)
It has Integrated ATI Radeon 3000, if that isnt good enough, you an get hold of a 1gb GFX card for about £40 :) like: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/176815
Lew.
Doesn't really have to be amazing, Would that work with sims 3 etc?
Ross
Well, Ive got a basic PC (Intel celeron 2.1ghz, 2gb ram, 1tb hdd, 1gb graphics) and sims 3 worked on it fine :)
That spec AMD PC a few posts above will work perfect I should think :)
Lew.
oo thats excellent +rep :D
gotta spread :(