is that a good computer?

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hey guys. its that a good computer to playing dod:s and tf2 on high?:)



- INTEL QUAD CORE Q9550, 4x2.83GHZ, 12MB CACHE
- QUALITY GIGABYTE motherboard (INTEL P43) EP43-DS3L (PCIEx16 V2.0)
- 896MB DDR3 GeForce GTX260 (2X DIGITAL DVI) (PCIEx16 V2.0)
- 500GB F1 SATAII hard drive, 7200RPM (possibly 275 KR OF 1000GB)
- 4GB PC8500, 1066MHZ, KINGSTON HYPER-X 10?RS WARRANTY
- 22x SATA + / - and DVD-RAM DUAL LAYER DVDBR?NDER
- 750W quiet power supply, 17DB, ultra quiet
- THERMAL TAKE Soprano RS, CABINET (OTHERS CAN EVS. Select)
- 10 USB Ports (2 IS ON THE FRONT)
- 7.1 Surround Sound Soundcard
- 10/100/1000MBIT network card (Gigabit SPEED)

cost 1200 $
 
Ive got just about all the same, except my Q9550 is running at 3.2ghz and I went to the 280GTX and I can run any game on high.
 
yes that is a nice computer. But im not gunna lie, you can build a computer for around $800 that will run TF2 and DoD on all high. It could possibly even be cheaper than $800 too
 
yes but the problem is. i dont think www.ibuypowercom will send my pack over here (denmark) and in denmark cost a gaming computer much. and in us is the price nice.:)
 
Arn0t said:
yes that is a nice computer. But im not gunna lie, you can build a computer for around $800 that will run TF2 and DoD on all high. It could possibly even be cheaper than $800 too
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A little over 400 for mine, actually, and you could probably even make it into 400. Won't be as fast as that, but unless you have a really high resolution Source games will stay over 60 FPS on max.
 
Tf2 seems really werid on some systems, I have a pretty good comp yet it dips into the 35s in a huge compact battle with all the particles flying around. Yet other places im in the 160s ;/
 
Any Source game takes nothing to run to be honest, nice build though you can build i7 computer for that price.
 
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