Due to some derpish-smart planning, I'm prepping up for the upcoming return within February. There are a couple of things that still wavering as far as what I'm planning on getting. Granted one of them is of course a computer to call my own. As discussed and agreed upon, I've chosen the desktop route due to proper upgrading to chips, hard drives and what not. Now my question to that is "What type?" High-end or Gaming?
When I say "high-end" I'm looking for the good and okay computers. I have seen some duo-core processors with a nice TB hard drive and 4-6 GB of RAM. Sounds pretty good and for a nice range from five to seven hundred. Then there's the gaming computers. Obviously enough it does heavily focus on PC games. But I'm all about creation and 3D is one of them I would like to explore too. Not to mention the mash-ups and video recording and editing of future conventions and random events. With the awesome quad-core processors, hard drives, and video cards, this seems to be the correct way to go.
But I have a odd hunch that something might be at fault with those. First off, they're pre-made. Naturally you don't have the most epic of computers unless you build one yourself. In this case however, I'm afraid they might run well on games only and not normal/editing programs. What do you guys think I should honestly get between the two types?
- Frostcat
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28 Jan 2013 10:19 CET
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