Gaming PC

CASE SKU#16010943 - Cooler Master Elite 360 Mini-Tower PC Case, No Power Supply

AMD CPU SKU#19040153 - AMD Athlon II X2 245, 2.90GHz, Dual Core, Socket AM3

AMD MOTHERBOARD SKU#28010589 - Gigabyte GA-MA74GMT-S2, Socket AM3, Dual DDR3-1333

DDR3 RAM SKU#37140447 - G.Skill 2GB (1 x 2GB) 1333MHz DDR3

GRAPHICS CARD SKU#42022409 - Sapphire Radeon HD 4350, 512mb GDDR2

MAIN HARD DRIVE SKU#22040314 - Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 500GB HDD (Sata)

OPTICAL DRIVE SKU#17040338 - Samsung SH-S223C22x Speed SATA Dual Layer DVD-DW

POWER SUPPLY SKU#34040455 - Aywun 420W Power Supply, 24pin

OPERATING SYSTEM SKU#39090307 - Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium

MONITOR SKU#27021233 - BenQ G2222HDL 21.5" Widescreen LED Monitor

OPINIONS

 

The graphics card is rubbish, you almost certainly don't want it for a gaming PC. Radeon 5750 would be a reasonable choice. 2GB of RAM is the minimum you can get away with on Windows 7, consider getting an extra stick.

 

Is this for a build, or is this a fully-built computer you wish to buy? If its fully-built, don't buy it because its garbage. If its for a build, what is your budget and maybe I can help you out?

 

Video card is garbage. So is the rest of the setup.


What is your budget? And what kind of games do you plan on playing?

 

Video card is pretty shitty unless all you plan on doing is playing RS. I'd also recommend at least 4GB of RAM, and your processor could be better. If you can, go for a quad core. They aren't that much more expensive if you get a lower end quad core and you'll get a lot better performance.

 

Don't get a graphics card with less than 1gig on board dedicated memory. Also, forget the dual core cpu. Get at least and intel i5 quad core (what I use).

 

upgrade the graphics card and you should be ok and the prosseser

 

I use my off time to play over the PC and my best game is IGI cover strick.
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