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I Am Having This For Christmas And Just Wondering Can Anyone Tell Me What You Think

I Am Looking For A PC Thats Good For Gaming =]
£800/$1300 Packard Bell

Full specification Benefit

Processor Type Intel® Core 2 Quad Q8200
Clock-Speed 2.33GHz
Front Side BUS 1333MHz
Cache 4 MB
Operating-System Windows Vista® Home Premium
RAM Memory 4096 MB /> Hard Disk Capacity 640 GB
Optical Drive 1 Dual Layer DVD Rewriter

Intel® Core 2 Quad Q8200 processor 2.33GHz, 1333MHz FSB, 4MB Cache Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium 4GB DDR2 667MHz memory 640GB SATA hard drive (7200rpm) NVIDIA® GeForce® 7100 onboard graphics Dual Layer DVD Rewriter 18-in-1 media card reader 6x USB ports (2x front, 4x rear)

20″ Widescreen LCD

4 Responses

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1. 

   Rich

   This system has no real video card and the processor is one step behind the most up to date Intel i7. I would not buy this computer. It’s probably the 20″ LCD that is bumping the cost up.

   Right now if you need a canned system you can go to Dell and get the Dell Studio XPS for cheap. It has an intel i7 chip, 3GB of tri-channeled RAM(recommend bump to 6GB), decent video card(until you have more $$ to upgrade) for less then $1,000US £667

   This same setup on Alienware(also part of Dell) or with their other Dell XPS 730 is going to run you close to $3,000US £2,000

   It also has the 64bit operating system and the same hard drive and dual layer DVDRW.

   I’m not sure what the other guy below is rambling about. This system costs less than what you have listed up there.

   February 28, 2011 at 10:14 pm
2. 

   Scott

   If it is for gaming, you will want a better video card.

   Also, I would get a 2.66 GHz CPU so that it is 2 times the FSB. It would be just a bit faster.

   February 28, 2011 at 10:48 pm
3. 

   wrestling396

   Dont worry bout going with an i7 it is to exspensive for what it is worth it isnt bad but if you can i would go with windows xp professional it has alot less bugs in it and you will see a noticably faster pc.

   February 28, 2011 at 11:16 pm
4. 

   james w

   It won’t work so well for gaming because it has a horrible graphics card integrated into the motherboard. Also the processor is the lowest end quad core by Intel. Seriously you can get a way better processor and a decent dedicated graphics card specs for the same money if you look hard.

   February 28, 2011 at 11:36 pm

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