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Guys assistance please
Ok so I have ok experience with computers, I know how to take them apart and put them back together. I want to how much it would cost me for a gaming rig that can run almost every game without lagging or problems. I already have a monitor, mice and keyboard, Thank you.
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That's a pretty loose definition, but to run "almost every" game is going to cost you well over $1000. A significant portion of that expense is going to be a video card.
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Do you have a price limit?
And I'm under the assumption that your not biased towards either AMD/Intel and Nvidia/ATI correct?
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With the relative prices and speeds today, it doesn't make sense to use a drive smaller than 500gb, specifically a Western Digital Caviar Black.
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