Gaming Make me computer

[Sop]

How do you upload your image.. When I do it, it make like a 5mb file . I'm pressing print screen.
And I do want to start playing some graphically intensive games.
And I decided I don't really want blu ray (but still put a tv tuner on there)
And how do you find out the specs of my current desktop because I want to show you how crappy it is. (Sorry for saying "and" so much)

 

[Deleted User]

About images. Save it as a JPEG, then upload it. Cropping it would probably help as well.

You realize the more threads/topics you make the harder you're going to get trolled don't you? Make this the last one. Frankly, my guess is that what's going to happen is that your mom is going to be behind your back and buy a pre-built system anyway. Just because someone says that they have a budget of $1500.00 doesn't mean that they want to spend $1500.00 unless they absolutely have to, especially considering it's not your money.

Frankly, anything with a Dual/Quad Core clocked above 2.00 Ghz, with 4GB of memory and a dedicated video card will be enough for your uses. It'll also be enough to do multimedia / flash games. Pozda's build is fine.

 

[pozda]

fastest way to findout your specs is by downloading everest (i think its called aida now), yeah everest(discontinued build is also fine) is fine, just install it and run it, then click on computer in left part of program, there you'll have what processor and other components you currently have

I2aven's_Sage is right, with specifics that he wrote, you'll be able to play latest games without problem

I personally have less powerfull processor and less powerfull graphic card and still can play latest games (not on maximum quality, but hey, i can play them and they look good)

 

[Sop]

This is slightly modified gamer configuration from that site, if you don't play latest "cutting edge" games, try to take less powerfull processor and graphic card, also if you already have windows and office, take that down from the list too

you're not really specific when you say i play games, i play games too, but i tend to play games that are not graphically demanding

so take a look at this

I'll use yours but with a slightly better video card.

 

[Sop]

What's a good option for the "Cooling" list?

 

[Deleted User]

What's a good option for the "Cooling" list?

Just go w/ stock cooling/coolers. Black Edition processors may have unlocked multipliers, but they aren't something to play around with if you don't know what you're doing. You won't need an aftermarket cooler unless you want to OC. Processor is plenty fast enough as it is. Chances are your GPU will be the bottleneck of your system anyway, OCing the processor wouldn't do much good.

 

[MelodieOctavia]

What's a good option for the "Cooling" list?

Just go w/ stock cooling/coolers. Black Edition processors may have unlocked multipliers, but they aren't something to play around with if you don't know what you're doing. You won't need an aftermarket cooler unless you want to OC. Processor is plenty fast enough as it is. Chances are your GPU will be the bottleneck of your system anyway, OCing the processor wouldn't do much good.

Not to mention once you OC the processor, you void the warranty.