It looks like you got a super high-end video card but a middle end processor, which could bottleneck performance. Try getting a GTX 550 instead and upgrade your processor to an i5.
550 is horrible price:performance, a 6870/6850 would be a better choice if he was to downgrade the GPU.
Used to do Archery, I could hit a standard target from 100 yards with little wind. (No not an exaggeration, though it may seem like it.) I also played Air-soft and Paintball for a while. Shot 22's with family friends, but am not too interested in normal firearms yet, since I cannot legally own them. I also practiced throwing knives and worked a little with spear/javelins, as far as other target sports go.
dell is a good company. it provides power with the disadvantage of weight and noise. also, what is wrong with the graphics card? nvedia is one of the best. also, it is dedicated and not integrated. i just play games like Condition zero and minecraft, portal and stuff. not uber high quality games so will this suffice? this is already stretching my budget.
No, they are not a, "great" company, they are very hit or miss, many of their products being considered the worst price:performance computers of all time. At the same time some of their Latitude and other business series hold some of the best quality and are noted as being nearly indestructible.
Not really, it is still cheaper to buy parts and assemble it or go with a different brand if we are speaking of laptops, at least at this time. As I have seen Dell's quality dipping greatly recently.
You aren't really addressing the fact that this exact chipset is not the greatest and seem to think the company, and the chipset, are one in the same.
Point for you, as that is good.
Anyway, you should look around, and when we say it sucks, generally it does. You could more than likely find a better deal else where.
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550 is horrible price:performance, a 6870/6850 would be a better choice if he was to downgrade the GPU.Missed two pages of posts. >.>
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Not that special, many people on the spectrum, like my self can do this. (It's a trait in fact, if I remember correctly)
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Not really, it depends on how the car deprecates. Some hold value fairly well while others drop considerably.
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No, not even then, completely overkill parts will only cost you about <7,000 whereas a decent new car will cost >10,000.
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No, they are not a, "great" company, they are very hit or miss, many of their products being considered the worst price:performance computers of all time. At the same time some of their Latitude and other business series hold some of the best quality and are noted as being nearly indestructible.
Not really, it is still cheaper to buy parts and assemble it or go with a different brand if we are speaking of laptops, at least at this time. As I have seen Dell's quality dipping greatly recently.
You aren't really addressing the fact that this exact chipset is not the greatest and seem to think the company, and the chipset, are one in the same.
Point for you, as that is good.
Anyway, you should look around, and when we say it sucks, generally it does. You could more than likely find a better deal else where.
Also, it's roughly 1,200 USD, give or take other factors altering conversion.
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How the **** do you have a 300 GB library? I have a 15,000 plus song library and it is only about 60 GB.
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This is to much like advertising, you should tone it down, also I wouldn't suggest a 2400 or a 550ti both are pretty poor price:performance.
If you have a harddrive and a CD drive already, this should work nicely.
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Yes, and being stupid is the only way to get hurt?
I totally was being stupid when a random acquaintance kicked me in the hand out of the blue, breaking a bone in the process. >.>
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Subtract 50 for a case if you have one as well.
Revised: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/5VXK