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Best Budgetish gaming PC
pennypinchingmum
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Try www.europc.co.uk
Used them once, Only thing is the PC's are refurbished. Can get expensive PC's with up to £100 slashed off the price.0 -
Radeon HD4890 - 1 GB DDR5 - PCI-Express 2.0 **** £169.20 Delivered ***** @ Pixmania
Just seen this offer, Is it a good graphics card?
Which is better and by how much GeForce 9600GT or the one above?0 -
pennypinchingmum wrote: »Radeon HD4890 - 1 GB DDR5 - PCI-Express 2.0 **** £169.20 Delivered ***** @ Pixmania
Just seen this offer, Is it a good graphics card?
Which is better and by how much GeForce 9600GT or the one above?
The 4890 is much, much better than the GeForce 9600GT.
What games are you playing at the moment? Buying the latest hardware could well end up being wasteful.0 -
I use a Radeon x1600 series 512mb, bout 2 years old or so and I can still play mid to some top end games.0
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The 4890 is much, much better than the GeForce 9600GT.
What games are you playing at the moment? Buying the latest hardware could well end up being wasteful.
I agree, that is one desirable graphics card
but if your only playing games like Morrowind (which used to require "good" graphics) then your better off buying someting a little less extravagant. Are you planning on buying a PC and then adding the graphics card or Building the whole thing from scratch? 0 -
Well hubby is into warhammer i love sims and tend to pick other random games that need good graphics. We were planning on buying a pc fully made but if it's cheaper to buy good pc and add an excellent graphics card then we would go with that. Which would you recommend?0
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Try www.europc.co.uk
Used them once, Only thing is the PC's are refurbished. Can get expensive PC's with up to £100 slashed off the price.
a few years go i used to work there, they are acually a pretty good operation. they had a tendancy to clasify weird stuff like dell xps's as posh pcs so would only charge £20 more for a xps vs a desktop, they also dont really account for gpus so you would sometimes see a system sell for less than the quatro in it but you needed to be quick and feel free to haggle.0 -
Check this out:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/159381
It has a Geforce 250GTS graphics card which is the equivalent of the Radeon 4850, also has a quadcore and 4GB of RAM. They sell this PC without an OS for £399. It's a pretty nice deal, I think. You can add a copy of Vista for £85 or keep the cost down and use an existing copy you might have.0
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