I want to buy a new PC for myself with my college. it will Runnin software such as Maya, 3D max, Avid, Nuendo and other audio, video and graphics software. I need a pc. I am not sure which processor to go into for.although I heard Intel CoreDuo 2 is great, just its inexpensive. then I'm not sure the motherboard to go to? Asus or Intel? asus heard more slots, but no hostel backup. then comes the much card.how graphics card 1gb geforce cost? Is this possible or is a geforce 512mb enough? = Hard drive Seagate, Maxtor or samsung? and 160 GB version is free of errors. Askin coz I've heard some discs capacity to make mistakes. then struggle RAM ... transcend 2 Go? OK? Wonderin who also lcd go? do not want a high-end lookin flashy. it should be more profitable should have good variations of color. Please ... if there is someone who has a good knowledge of these techniques combat .... Please help me do so. thank you
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you can check prices and then see what your local computer stores. Sometimes, you pay more for a name, so that it can be exchanged from time to time.
fun. They have so many things, you might want to write the issue and different prices.
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dual processors are the way forward, but it all depends on what you want to spend.
The link above is a good, but the machine at moderate prices. If it is not dual core, it will happen well rendering video and others. It is a great way to start, because it has a P-4, 3 GHz hyperthreaded chipset capable of using up to 2 GB of RAM and a 16x video card PCIexpress for less than $ 500. While May components that you do not need to come to this platform, you can add what you need that you can afford.
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Toms, your local library (for example, "desktop reference - and Google May you be able to build your own if you're willing to do research 11,111 first and foremost, if you considering buying parts and assembling them yourself, I would like to revisit ... you talk about components expensive and if something goes wrong, it would be a good idea to have the support of technical support and good Warrenty a good PC ... but your equipment. .. Core 2 Duo are the best at the moment ... choose the one that fits your price range. Asus is a good motherboard manufacturer Gigabyte is like any other ... And do research and see what others are saying about the options you look. I've never seen a card of 1 GB of video ... and you can say (as I do much of the same thing you speak) a 256 MB card is more than sufficient. But if you want 512 ... go ahead. 2GB of RAM is good ... 4 GB would be excellent. Although sure to buy in Twinning series (two identical chips in the same package). I had good luck with Samsung readers ... I bought in the past because they have a better guarantee, but other makers are about made with them in this regard ... all hard drives are the same ... if your work is essential to the mission ... I would recommend a mirror or RAID Drive Setup. As for LCD ... We recommend go into a store (best buy) ... to find the monitor you like and then go online and find the best price ... thats something you have to see to know with certainty.
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