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Guest Kyle d'Tana

I hope you know what I mean. well, I have an asus geforce 2 32mb, and a pentium II 400 MMX. do you think its good for gaming? or what is better? (i have 192 MB RAM).

 

thanks for help me!!

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Guest Wraith 5

Well my comp at this moment is:

 

Pentium II 266 mhz

32 mb ram

2.3 GB harddisk

Monster 3DFX

 

 

And now a days that is a minimum.

So i guess you can play a lot of games.

But it depends on wich games you wish to play.

 

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Guest Kyle d'Tana

well, i see, my pc is not so bad. (400MHz, 6 GB HD, 192 MB RAM, GeForce2 32MB). Ok for Unreal Tournament its ok, but black and white don't go well... frown.gif

 

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Guest Lt Cracken

*COUGH*

Pentium III 1.0 GHZ

256 MB RAM

ATI Radon 7000 VE, with 32 MB DDR ram and AGPx4

2 8gig HD, totaling a pitiful 16 Gig HD space.

48x CD-rom Drive

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Guest Rogue15

ok, mine is a...:

 

Compaq Presario

 

600 MHz

 

63 megabytes of dram (i hate dram...)

 

1.77 Gigabytes left of hd space, i used 9.46 gigabytes so far. Lots of games on it and i'm dang proud of it.

 

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Cable Modem (running on a router tho...so i don't know heh)

 

Saitek Cyborg 2000 Joystick

 

Platinum UBL series Speakers

 

Compaq Monitor

 

Compaq Keyboard

 

Compaq Mouse

 

 

 

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If it works don't worry about it unless you have money to burn. You can get a nice PIII for cheap. do you have a BX mobo? I would imagine you do. The vid card is nice and you have pleanty of ram.. Go look for a PIII 600-800 if you have money. If you can find a 600 Coppermine then just turn up the FSB to 133 and you'll have a 800mhx PC. a 700 will do 933 ,most of the chips past that don't O/C real well... Most of the PIII with the cB0 stepping will over clock easily. You will need to get some PC133RAM though. you vid card should be able to run at the 89MHZ that your AGP slot will be cranked up to.

I hade a 550 katmai chip that did 640mhz at default voltage..

 

 

I have a PIII 700 overclocked to 933. 256mg of crucial CAS2 PC133, Creative Geforce 2 GTS, two (2) 13.6 GIG HDD and a 52X CD and a kick ass addtronics case with 7 fans.

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Guest Lt Cracken

and a reminder, O/C'ing will void the warrenty, so if your computer catches fire, or melts down, your out 100-300 or so dollars.

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Optimum basic specs for a gaming PC, being a HC gamer, i would have to say are the following:

 

GeForce 3

1.5-2 Gig ram

PIV 2.0 gig

any keyboard thats not onemof those crappy natural ones, that seem so curved. not good for hand placement (especialy for us traditional Caseaks. [CTRL ALT SHIFT ENTER ARROW-KEY-STRAFE])

Big-ol-plasma-monitor. Even if they cost more than the PC itself...

Cambridge sound system (5 peice)

Boomslang mouse (optical)

Nice stereo headphones (for late night gaming)

20 gig main HD

8-10 gig backup/compressed drive

CD burner for duping games (oops, did i say that out loud?)

 

More specific specs and costs as follows:

 

 

Processor 1.4 GHz AMD Athlon processor w/ 266MHz effective bus speed $165.00

 

Motherboard Gibabyte GA-7DXR Socket A DDR motherboard $190.00

Memory 3 - 256MB PC2400 CAS2 DDR DIMMs from Corsair (3 * $85) $255.00

Case California PC full tower 10-bay case $200.00

Power Supply 400 watt ATX power supply $160.00

Cooling Swiftech MC462 heatsink and fan $80.00

Storage Devices

Hard Drive 2 - IBM Deskstar 75 GXP - 75 GB in RAID 0 configuration (2 * $260) $520.00

 

CD / DVD Kenwood TrueX 72x IDE CD-ROM drive and Ricoh MP9120A DVD/CD-RW combo drive ($90 + $240) $330.00

Floppy Panasonic IDE LS-120 $65.00

Graphics & Imaging

Video Card VisionTek GeForce3 $340.00

Monitor Sony GDM-FW900 Trinitron 24" CRT $1,750.00

Sound

Sound Card Creative Labs SoundBlaster Live! Platinum 5.1 $100.00

Speakers Klipsch ProMedia v.2-400 speaker system (4 sats, 1 sub) $250.00

Peripherals

Network Card 3Com PCI Fast Etherlink XL 3C905B $45

Pointing Device USB Razer Boomslang 2000 along with the CLAW and Ratpadz mouse surface $168.00

Keyboard Microsoft Internet Keyboard Pro $50.00

Game Controller Saitek's X36 joystick / throttle set and Logitech's Thunderpad Digital ($150 + $20) $170.00

Racing Game Controller ThrustMaster Nascar Pro Digital Racing Wheel $80.00

Other

Power APC Smart-UPS 1400 $550.00

Operating System Windows 2000 and Windows 98 SE $400.00

 

Main Components Total US <font color=red>$5,868</font>

 

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AMD K6-2 @450mhz

ATI Radeon 32mb Clocks: 162mhz default

180mhz current over clock

220mb RAM

12gb Hard Drive

OS Win98

 

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