new pc journal! *EDITED*

by cRz • 30 Jul 2008, 16:17 • Journals

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Gehäuse:
ARLT Miditower K801 in Rot
550W Low Noise Netzteil

CPU:
Intel ® Core 2 Duo E8400 DualCore
Sockel 775, 2 x 3,0 GHz, 6MB Cache, 1333MHz FSB

CPU-Kühler:
Arctic Alpine 7 GT PWM

Mainboard:
MSI P35 Neo3-F, Intel P35 Chipsatz
4 x PCI, 1 x PCI-E x1, 1 x PCI-E x16

Speicher:
4096MB (2 x 2048MB) DDR2-SDRAM (Dual Channel)
2 Slots frei für RAM Erweiterung

Festplatte:
500GB (S-ATA 2)

Laufwerke:
20 x DVD-Multiformat Double Layer Brenner
34in1 CardReader (intern)

VGA Karte:
512MB ATI ® Radeon HD3650 OC
2 x DVI, TV-Out

Sound:
Realtek ALC888 – 8-Kanal Sound

Anschlüsse:
1 x PS/2 Maus
1 x PS/2 Tastatur
4 x USB 2.0
1 x RJ-45
1 x 8-Kanal Audiobuchsen

Garantie
24 Monate ARLT Garantie

Preis
659,00 €

or


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Gehäuse:
ARLT Miditower K825 schwarz/rot
400W Low Noise Netzteil

CPU:
Intel ® Core 2 Duo E8300 Dual Core (Wolfdale)
Sockel 775, 2x 2,83 GHz, 2x 3072KB Cache, 1333MHz FSB

CPU-Kühler:
Original Intel oder Arctic Cooling Alpine


Mainboard:
MSI P35 Neo3-F, intel P35 Chipsatz
1xPCI-E x16, 4xPCI
Solid Capacitor Design

Speicher:
2048MB (2 x 1024MB) Mushkin PC-800 SP2+ KIT (Dual Channel)
2 Slots frei für RAM Erweiterung

Festplatte:
400 GB SATA-2


Laufwerke:
20x DVD-Multiformat Double Layer Brenner
16x DVD-ROM
34in1 CardReader (intern)

VGA Karte:
512MB NVIDIA ® GeForce 9600GT
2xDVI, HDMI

Sound:
High Definition Audio (Azalia)


Anschlüsse:
6x USB (2x front), 6x Audio, 1x LPT, 1x COM
1x LAN (10/100/1000), 2x PS/2

Preis
689,00 €


are they worth to buy?
what are your advices?
what system would you buy with a budget of around 600-700€
(links pls)
Comments
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s1LENT 30 Jul 2008, 17:18
not for et :D
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INSTi 30 Jul 2008, 17:19
seriously, no

for 650 you can build a nice performing amd/intel based system..
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fredd 30 Jul 2008, 17:19
needs better videocard
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sean 30 Jul 2008, 17:20
I'm here for you man. Just let it all out.
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NobAdI 30 Jul 2008, 17:20
geforce is forced!
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Ronner 30 Jul 2008, 17:22
No.

For that price it can have a better vidcard, bigger hd and the memory is not specified here so it's probably slow-ass memory. Plus, that housing is fugly.
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cRz 30 Jul 2008, 17:32
what do you think about the 2nd one?
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Ronner 30 Jul 2008, 17:43
same. Too much money for what's inside.
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Bl4d3 30 Jul 2008, 17:58
yep the best is when u build ur own pc
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Puubuu 30 Jul 2008, 18:29
Can you tell me some nice config for around 1000 € ?
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peoples 30 Jul 2008, 19:11
motherboard: Abit IX38 QuadGT Intel X38
cpu: Intel E8400 / Q9450
cooler: Xigmatek HDT-S1283
memory: 2x 2GB DDR2-800
graphics card: Radeon HD 4850 / HD 4870
+everything else you need, basically HDD, Case & PSU.

I wouldn't get a quadcore without knowing that I need one, having a need for those two extra cores is crucial in determining if it's any use to you.
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Puubuu 30 Jul 2008, 19:19
QuoteCPU: Intel Core 2 CPU 6600 @ 2.4 GHz
Mother Board: asus striker nforce 680
Powersupply: Thermaltake 850w
HD: 500 GB
Mouse: MX518
Soundcard: none
Graphics: nvidia Geforce 8800 GTX 768 MB
Memory: 2 GB


Got that one atm, thinking about upgrading the one or the other thing, I think the most necessary thing might be the CPU, and maybe another GB of RAM. What do you think?
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peoples 30 Jul 2008, 20:04
Honestly, I think your current system is quite up to date. But extra RAM wouldn't hurt as it is dirt cheap currently.

And, I think you CPU would easily stretch to 3.2GHz with proper cooler, as above mentioned Xigmatek.
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Puubuu 30 Jul 2008, 20:05
Ok!
Thank you
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cRz 30 Jul 2008, 18:52
so what kind of system would you buy with a budget of 600-700€
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cRz 30 Jul 2008, 17:29
stop reading them..
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oneofTHEM 30 Jul 2008, 17:32
both sets sucks, if you want I can make 1 for you, pm me here or on #oneofthem
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nvc 30 Jul 2008, 17:34
maybe if you do some internet reading yourself you will not have to ask these stupid questions

you dont even mention what game u want to play and what fps

fail
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Deactivated3024 30 Jul 2008, 17:37
I think he just wants to have the best possible computer for about 650-700 euro.

fail
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nvc 30 Jul 2008, 17:52
define best when you have nothing specific to evaluate it against
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cRz 30 Jul 2008, 17:39
i don't buy a computer just for one game...
it should be something like an all rounder in the low/middle budget class
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hvK 30 Jul 2008, 17:58
Not everyone has as much spare time as you >_>
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nvc 30 Jul 2008, 20:01
beleive me, the time it takes to learn about computers will benefit a person in the long run :) its people that dont make time to do such things that pay stupid amounts of extra money to buy computers pre-assembled and pay for them to fix it

think about that too
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hvK 30 Jul 2008, 22:07
Why should I think about it? I don't have a problem :)
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mattone 30 Jul 2008, 17:53
both bad graphic card..
get ati 4850
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Bl4d3 30 Jul 2008, 17:55
no they sucks
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Puubuu 30 Jul 2008, 18:30
Your english just failed.
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Bl4d3 30 Jul 2008, 18:47
srsly
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Puubuu 30 Jul 2008, 18:48
Yes, you should go back to school.
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Bl4d3 30 Jul 2008, 19:42
no i got holidays so not now.
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Puubuu 30 Jul 2008, 19:44
Go there after holidays then!
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Bl4d3 30 Jul 2008, 19:47
ye maybe xD father
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Puubuu 30 Jul 2008, 19:53
You're a good son!
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BrooodjeAap 30 Jul 2008, 17:56
amd got triple core.
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Bl4d3 30 Jul 2008, 17:58
gay u dont understand ? intel is maybe a bit better but amd is not so expensive
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MindGamee 30 Jul 2008, 17:58
1st imo

none of them are that good tho..
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Bigsmoke 30 Jul 2008, 18:13
They both aren't that good.
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panics 30 Jul 2008, 18:49
1st 1 fo sho

more ram beter cpu and better gfx card
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Future 30 Jul 2008, 19:02
both suck... u can buy much better pc for that price, just dont buy "built pcs"

i suggest hd4870 and some Quadcore
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cRz 30 Jul 2008, 19:09
for the price of 600-700€?
a system with quadcore?
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peoples 30 Jul 2008, 20:08
Around 150euros for Q6600, about the same as E8400.
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Future 30 Jul 2008, 20:28
yep, q6600 is pretty cheap btw ..
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peoples 30 Jul 2008, 20:08
They are, Phenoms have their problems being powerhungry and not so cheap. Good CPU's, without Core architecture AMD would be the choice :)
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dEzIrE 30 Jul 2008, 20:39
you can get better tbh
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