Upgrading my Computer

Discussion in 'Gaming' started by chickeneer, Jun 9, 2013.

  1. Yes I saw your post :)

    Just exploring my various options. I have a good idea what I will end up picking out. Just need to wait for paychecks to come through.
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  2. Its not only with Computers! I've had the same issue friday with a TV and my mother with a vacuum cleaner!
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  3. Handed out a few likes ;) Thanks for everyones comments and suggestions :D
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  4. Lets say we ( people with the suggenstions ) can't wait for a poll of our suggestions, that you're still stuck with :D
  5. What kind of games are you looking to play?
  6. I'm not sure if I would go with that one, even if it was for a low price. The Intel GMA card isn't the best for gaming, as I've used a computer pretty similar to that one which gets only about 20-30 FPS on Minecraft, at the most. The processor also isn't the best; only a 2GHz dual-core, plus only 3GB of RAM, which is half of what Chickeneer was looking for.
  7. Nothing to intense. I stick to mostly Minecraft; but have been a bit limited on what else I can play on my current computer.
  8. If you had the money buy Alienware.
  9. It looks fairly similar to my current on I have. It gets the job done. but that is it.

    NO!!! :mad:
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  10. He sed he wants 6-8 GB ram doe.
    • 8GB Memory 750GB HDD
    If you were referring to me?

  11. referring to Tom, stupid quoting system....
  12. At full screen, i get 30+ FPS :) It's also a great laptop for doing multiple things at the same time, like 6 tabs on chrome, some word a mp3 file playing, still no/almost no lag doing that. :) (btw i have other screen connected, 21 inch, that makes it even more heavy.
    https://www.imgur.com/GGda7uO.jpeg (my setup)
  13. Oh, speaking of FPS, if you make the MC screen smaller, it'll get 100+
  14. What about when I am running 3 minecraft windows at once?
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  15. None of those things are particularly CPU intensive, I have an old computer with only 2 GB's of RAM that can do all those things. But that doesn't make it a great computer, especially not for gaming. I would still try to shoot for 8 or more GB's or RAM and the i5 or i7 processors.
  16. If you really want to buy something powerful with your full budget, I have drooled over this system before...
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...0713-Latest-_-LaptopsNotebooks-_-34312439-L0F
    If not, a good $700 + tax one is
    http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.aspx?sku=999151
    You have a Microcenter in Kansas, so...
    http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/6a81b268#/6a81b268/3
    The convenience might be worth the tax to you. There is just something about seeing what you buy in person before you get it. If I may suggest it, go to Microcenter and find yourself a laptop that you like/fits your needs most efficiently, then buy it online:)