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asura757
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 Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 12:36 pm Post subject: buying a cpu please give me a gaming spec |
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| am im gonna buy parts for cpu and assemble them can you give me a good gaming spec my budget is 15k-18k |
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Marcin
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| Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 12:59 pm Post subject: Re: buying a cpu please give me a gaming spec |
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| asura757 wrote: | | am im gonna buy parts for cpu and assemble them can you give me a good gaming spec my budget is 15k-18k |
sorry I don't understand ...
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Qwerty
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I think he is going to purchase the parts for a high-end gaming PC.
He's willing to spend 15000 - 18000 USD on it  |
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Marcin
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andamus
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| Maybe two QX9750 ($1500 Each) a Skultray MB, 8 Gb of 800MHz FB-Dimm ram and 2 AMD/ATI HD3800 X2 .... |
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Elar
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For 18 grand you need something that's coated with diamonds.  |
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Qwerty
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| andamus wrote: | | Maybe two QX9750 ($1500 Each) a Skultray MB, 8 Gb of 800MHz FB-Dimm ram and 2 AMD/ATI HD3800 X2 .... |
... or perhaps four QX9770 for EUR 1300.00 / piece
and two Nvidia (PNY) Quadro FX5600 for EUR 3000.00 / piece |
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Cobracon
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Is it still April 1st?? 
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soeren
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ya now that Quadros and FB-DIMMs are not good for gameing  |
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hugo929
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| Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 10:28 am Post subject: |
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| Qwerty wrote: | I think he is going to purchase the parts for a high-end gaming PC.
He's willing to spend 15000 - 18000 USD on it |
How about if it is 15000 - 18000 Japan Yen?
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Qwerty
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| hugo929 wrote: | | Qwerty wrote: | I think he is going to purchase the parts for a high-end gaming PC.
He's willing to spend 15000 - 18000 USD on it |
How about if it is 15000 - 18000 Japan Yen? |
18000 Yen = 180 USD
In that case there is only one possible option - PlayStation 2.
And what's about RMB?  |
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D.8080
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I guess it's 1500-1800 dollars. |
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