Help on getting a new computer.

**~~Cecil900~~** · 08-12-07, 02:20 AM

Also if this is your first build i suggest you stay away from water cooling, that can give even the most experienced builders trouble

**money$$$$** · 08-12-07, 11:01 AM

Well, I'm still thinking about making or having being made for me, I definately wont do watercooling because i have heard it can screw your rig if it leaks.

I'm still trying to find out which will give me more bang for my buck.

And I dont know which kind of certain things are good like processors or motherboards (which ones) and i dont want to spend much 500-800.

I'm going to have to keep my current monitor, its one of those old beige Quantex.

**~~Cecil900~~** · 08-12-07, 11:16 AM

Money, i cold link to you all the parts, within a pricerange, the most bang for your buck, but i need a pricerange. $2000? $3000? $4000?

**~~Cecil900~~** · 08-12-07, 11:17 AM

Ok i just saw 500-800. Dude that wont get you anything really, but ill try.

**money$$$$** · 08-12-07, 11:19 AM

Thank you. Sorry im not that wealthy with the money.

**~~Cecil900~~** · 08-12-07, 11:23 AM

Im working on it

Do you want a crappy DX10 card now? Or a decent DX9 card and upgrade later?

**Benandorf** · 08-12-07, 11:23 AM

If you don't get a premade, $800 can get you a pretty good lower-middle class gaming computer. It won't run every game on max, but most things will look pretty good, and all games for a long while will be at least playable.