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yo_john117 on 07 September 2008

This is for any pc gamer that wants a better rig. this is an amazing deal imo.

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=3809126&sku=T71-2105&SRCCODE=WEM1696IS&cm_mmc=Email-_-Main-_-WEM1696-_-PCDeal



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Squilliam on 07 September 2008

Not a bad system except its pretty inadequate for more than light gaming duties in its base form.

The power supply unit is only 250W so likely it could only support a GPU which can be powered through the PCI-E slot and the CPU is very slow (1.6ghz). However it would be a decent starting point for someone who wanted to start gaming on a budget and work their way up slowly over time.



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yo_john117 on 07 September 2008
Squilliam said:
Not a bad system except its pretty inadequate for more than light gaming duties in its base form.

The power supply unit is only 250W so likely it could only support a GPU which can be powered through the PCI-E slot and the CPU is very slow (1.6ghz). However it would be a decent starting point for someone who wanted to start gaming on a budget and work their way up slowly over time.

 

yeah i really dont know that much about computers.  i just thought the price was pretty good for how good it is.

since its dual core isn't it technically a 3.2ghz processor or as good as one?



IllegalPaladin on 07 September 2008
yo_john117 said:
Squilliam said:
Not a bad system except its pretty inadequate for more than light gaming duties in its base form.

The power supply unit is only 250W so likely it could only support a GPU which can be powered through the PCI-E slot and the CPU is very slow (1.6ghz). However it would be a decent starting point for someone who wanted to start gaming on a budget and work their way up slowly over time.

 

yeah i really dont know that much about computers. i just thought the price was pretty good for how good it is.

since its dual core isn't it technically a 3.2ghz processor or as good as one?

 

Not even close. Both processors in a dual core CPU are clocked the same, you don't add them up.