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5/30/2014 8:25:40 PM
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New Computer
Desktops only, no alienware/DIY builds. no secret or alternative options.
which one would you say is better off the shelf, with Windows 7 and list your reasons?
goal: something actually capable of gaming with modern games(this computer is too old) at at-least medium settings, at-least 4 DDR3 slots for future expansion, and 2TB HDD, preferably with intel i7 and atleast 2 USB ports for KB/M.
also, list your favorite ergonomic [b]mechanical[/b] KB/M combo.
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7 RepliesEdited by MattyFez: 5/30/2014 9:15:47 PMYou can build it yourself, and you don't need an i7. What's your budget?
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3 Replies>People not realising Alienware=Dell
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2 Repliesyou're not going to find an off the shelf Windows 7 machine, at all. As for what you want? i7's are no joke when it comes to their integrated graphics. Not as good as a dedicated card, but a lot of them run better than my old card. Just start looking at stuff online with what you want. That's the best solution.
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2 RepliesJust build your own PC or get the store you buy it from to build it for you.
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1 ReplyThe poll looks like my dick and balls
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Dell used to make good computers...[i]then things changed[/i] ot hp
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Get a HP potable workstation it's a desktop put in a laptop and it's BIG so a large screen. Also mine has a terabit of memory and 16 gigs of ram( random access memory)
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This poll tho.
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There don't seem to be any Dell desktops that fit your needs, only Alienware. The cheapest Alienware with discrete graphics and 2TB HDD is $2,124. The Envy Phoenix 810-150se seems to be the cheapest HP desktop that fits your needs, at about half the price of the Alienware.
