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PROCESSOR | Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6300 (2MB L2 Cache,1.86GHz,1066 FSB) | |
OPERATING SYSTEM | Genuine Windows Vista™ Home Premium | |
MEMORY | 2GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz - 2 DIMMs | |
HARD DRIVE | 250GB Serial ATA 3Gb/s Hard Drive (7200RPM) w/DataBurst Cache™ | |
OPTICAL DRIVE | Single Drive: 16X CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-RW) w/double layer write capability | |
MONITORS | 19 inch E197FP Analog Flat Panel | |
VIDEO CARD | 256MB ATI Radeon X1300 Pro | |
SOUND CARD | Integrated 7.1 Channel Audio |
Comments
Skip out on vista and go with XPpro. Vista is awful for games atm, because of the lack of good drivers. You'd also need more then 2gb of ram. Vista eats up 1gb just for the OS it self leaveing you with only 1gb. Just sign up for the free upgrade to vista or for the discount upgrade to vista or if you must have it then get 64 version with 4gb ram. I still wouldn't suggest it though. It's in "beta" phase so to speak just like how vanguard is. Buggy and full of annoying crap. Wait it out.
Everything else looks fine even though I wouldn't buy a brand name. Cheaper to build with barebones. Also upgeade to the 6600 it's a bigger improvement for a little more cash over the 6300.
Also I suggest you go with nvidia if you're going to run an intel exclusive rig. ATI isn't very good and never will be. They just don't have the resources Nvidia does. Both have crappy drivers time and time again so don't let that be a basis. ATI is mainly more compatible with AMD and will remain so. They both have their goods/bads. Overall out of personal preference and in my opinion go with Nivida for the best performance.
Also if you don't mind spending a bit extra don't use intergrated audio. Always causes problems unless you're running and ASUS mobo otherwise you'll get nothing but performance hits. I mean not HUGE hits, but that's just how I am.
Welp just my opinion. Good luck.
I fixed your badly made post... to my point, go to anandtech.com and they will tell you are stupid.. that is all.
My system runs great with VG on balanced mode 1280x1024 w/4x anisotropy at 35fps. I can run it at high-quality mode & 16x, but it gets kind of choppy ~25 fps. I originally had XP pro x64, but I noticed some strange things. So I reinstalled with normal XP Pro 32-bit, and it is much more stable. I definitely would not run this on a 64-bit operating system until they add 64-bit support.
I fixed your badly made post... to my point, go to anandtech.com and they will tell you are stupid.. that is all.
So your opinion is not even your own? lol figures