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New PC parts etc..



Right,

Budget of about £450 for a new computer, I want a fairly good gfx card too, well basically I want to be able to play games on quite high settings if possible.

Anyone wanna price a complete one up for me and breakdown etc...

Everything, case, psu, ram, hdd, gfx card, cpu, mobo.

Cheers

ALSO.

Will be stripping down my current one which is:

Amd athlon XP 3200+ , 1024MB ddr ram, Geforce 5900xt 128mb, 200gb hdd,

how much could I expect for the above parts in all roughly if i sold them?
 
  Not a Clio
You'll get peanuts for your old one tbh and £450 for a new one able to play games on high settings from scratch is going to be pushing it, if not impossible.

You're talking £200+ for a decent high end graphics card alone.
 
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rich[182]

Gigabyte DS3 P35 motherboard £82
Intel C2D E4400 2Mb cache 2.0GHz £78
Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro CPU cooler £17
Antec 900 case £72
Antec TruePower Trio 650W PSU with 3x12v rails £79
Crucial Ballistix 2x1GB DDR2 PC-6400 800MHz memory £70
Western Digital SATA-II 400Gb 16Mb cache HDD £56
OCUK X1950Pro 512Mb GPU £84

£537 though, will easily overclock to 2.6GHz with that cooler and that case that is simply awesome case, memory easily hot 1066GHz too

That graphics card is only DX9 but will play anything you throw at it, If you want to play DX10 your not gonna on this budget, Id wait til either the 8800GTS640 drops or ATIs new 2900Pro thats out in november which is basically an underclocked 2900XT but will hit 2900XT specs all for £170
If you must have DX10 now your looking at another £100 on the above price so £640ish
 
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Ok thanks for the info thats really helpful, im not to worried about DX10 for moment , maybe later down the line but not yet. Intel over AMD (although I dont want to start a big thread or arguing) lol !
 
Ok cheers for the info mate, from the other AMD VS INTEL thread I think ill go for intel , always have had AMD's and had no problems, but intel seems to be the choice now. Just need to choose my £500's worth of parts
 


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