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Hi , Im new and I want to ask if these components fit together and will it would have good performance for windows XP Media Center Edition. It not for gaming, for that I have my Xbox 360.
- T. of Video Diamond ATI Radeon 9250 with 256MB DDR, Exit to TV. Port PCI - Cabinet Acteck Micro ATX, with Source of 400W, Black Color - Wireless Keyboard Perfectchoice Average Center with integrated Trackball, USB. Negro/Plateado Color - Burning Sony Multiformat, Black Color (OEM): DVD+RW: Graba/Regraba/Lee: 18X/8X/16X, DVD+R DL, DVD-R DL: It records 8X, DVD-RW: Graba/Regraba/Lee: 18x/6x/16x, CD-RW: Graba/Regraba/Lee: 48x/32x/48x - Processor AMD Athlon 64 x2 3600+, Dual Core to 2.0GHz, Breaks L2 2x256KB, Socket AM2, In box. - Motherboard PCCHIPS A33G, ChipSet SiS 761GX/965L, Stops: Athlon 64/Athlon 64 x2 dual-Core, Socket AM2, Integrated: Video Mirage, Audio 5,1, Network 10/100, Memory: 2x DDR2, Max. 16GB, MicroATX Design, Ptos: 1xPCI-E X16, 1xPCI-E X1, 2xPCI, 1xCNR - Memory Kingston DDR2 DIMM (400Mhz) PC2-3200, 512MB - Hard disk Maxtor of 250GB, IDE to 7200RPM This was in spanish because Im from Mexico so I convert the spanish to English. I think it is understandable. This will cost 550dls thats all. I think it would be a very good media center for viewing movied and web browsing. Do you think the components are good? Thanks |
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Would look to an Asus motherboard instead of the PCChips. PCChips is pretty much bottom of the barrel maker.
The video card, if it is a PCI slot, would look to the PCI-E video cards. Look at the ATI line of X1300 series of cards.
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The pc-chips is advanced compared to others, it has pci express and sata while the more expensive no, well that here im Mexico. The video card what is the difference between PCI and PCI Express will I see a lag?? Or only theoric performance?? Thanks for answering
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The video card you currently have is about two to three generations behind. It would not be prudent to chose that card unless you are using the system strictly for purposes other than gaming. The difference between, say, the X1300 that flazing posted and the Radeon 9250 is noticible. kram
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Thanks for answering, as I posted the pc will not be for gaming, it would be for web browsing and videos. So I what do you think giving up the 256mb for a 128mb video card with PCI Express?? Thanks
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A PCI video card is going to be no better than on-board video. PCI-E is the latest video card slot standard replacing AGP.
Yes, the PCChips board may have the latest features but they are still a low quailty budget builder. And the Acteck case is probably the house brand for Acteck.com which means the PSU is probably a cheap one. Are your parts compatable? Yes they are. How well will the system work? With low end parts it may work for years or it may not even turn on. |
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Changed the video card for a PCI Express for an ATI X300SE with 256mb PCI Express 16x. the memory changed to 667mhz DDR2. I think it is now a decent computer. As I said It would no be for very high end gaming, it would be for web browsing and vewing videos. I have the option to build it myself or the delaer build it, but I want myself, so im asking if the components are compatible. Thanks for answering.
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Is there a website for your vendor that we could look at? Then we could point you towards the best options available.
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If you go with the X300SE, make sure it is one without the HyperMemory. HyperMemory cards use system memory along with it's own memeory.
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just a question, with hypermemory, is there an obvious performance increase? I have read in some places this increase in barely noticable at best, but if anyone knows better please tell.
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Yes here the website www.pcenlinea.com Go to the section named computadoras and select arma tu pc en linea. Then you have to select the socket. And then you select the components. And when you select the components press Agregar esta pc a tu carrito. The price cannot exceed the 5700 pesos with iva or tax. Thanks
Note: The price when seleting the components that is under the page is wothout tax or iva. when you add it to your cart it will say precio final and that is the proce with tax. Thanks |
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also theres a question mark besides the components clisk that and it will show info of the component. thanks for helping.
EDIT: I selected the X550 without hyper memory and pci express Last edited by luisomtz; 04-07-2007 at 08:59 PM. |
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