Post: good pc?
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07-18-2011, 05:54 PM
#1
streamwood
Gunsmoke James Arness
quad-core x64 AMD Phenom™ II 2.41ghz
4.00gb of ram
300gb hd
Asus M2N68-AM PLUS Motherboard
Processor Socket: AMD
Processor Interface: Socket AM2+
Form Factor: µATX
Processors Supported: AMD Athlon
AMD Sempron
AMD Phenom
AMD Phenom II
AMD Athlon II
Additional Technologies: AMD Cool 'n' Quiet
HyperTransport Bus: 2600MHz (5200 MT/s)
Northbridge: NVIDIA nForce 630a
Memory Supported: 667MHz DDR2
800MHz DDR2
1066MHz DDR2
Memory Type: DDR2
Number of Pins: 240-Pin
Number of Slots: 2
Maximum Memory Supported: 4GB - 32bit
8GB - 64bit
Max. Memory Supported Per Slot: 4GB
Channels: 6 Channels
Video Chipset: nVIDIA GeForce 7025
LAN Type: 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit
PCI Slots: 2
PCI Express X1 Slots: 1
PCI Express X16 Slots: 1
PS/2 Keyboard Connectors: 1
PS/2 Mouse Connectors: 1
Serial Communication Ports: 1
Parallel Ports: 1
USB Ports (Total): 10
USB Rear Panel Ports: 4
USB Onboard Headers: 3 - (expandable to 6 USB ports)
IDE Headers: 1
Serial ATA Headers: 4
ATX Power Connectors: 1 24-Pin Connector
PC Power Connectors: 1 - 4 Pin
VGA Port
07-22-2011, 08:08 AM
#12
Oneup
Guest
Originally posted by Axiom
C'mon really the only difference from AMD and Intel is the hyperthreading. His processor with a good graphics card would play fairly high spec games (such as Crysis 2) on decent settings. I think whether it's AMD or Intel, or nVidia or ATI/AMD, just comes down to a matter of opinion. AMD processors are a little more affordable than the Intels though. I've got an AMD Athlon x4 645 3.1GHz with a nVidia Geforce GTX 460 and I can play Crysis 2 1080p highest settings at around 50FPS. Not getting this 300GB hard drive, unless he is actually meaning a 300GB SSD.
Also you forgot how much better intel's architecture is.
Sad thing is your CPU is the bottleneck, I feel bad for that 460
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