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AMD Phenom II AM3 955 Black Edition (3.2Ghz) 64-Bit Quad-Core CPU
Asus M4A88TD-M USB3 AM3 880G, 4DDR3 PCIE RAID VGA GLAN HDMI SATA3 mATX USB3.0
Kingston 2GB DDR3-1333MHZ
Kingston 2GB DDR3-1333MHZ
Seagate SATAII 500GB 7200RPM (SV35 Surveillance
Gainward GF GTX460 SE 1G DDR5 2xDVI HDMI
Samsung 22X DVDRW Black SATA (SH-S223C-BL)
ASUS PCI-G31 54Mbps Windows 7 Ready WLAN PCI Card
CoolerMaster Centurion RC333 Elite Black HD Audio NO PSU(RC333KKN1)
SilverStone ST60F-P 600W PSU 80+???????This System Would Be Good For Darksiders,Prototype,Black Ops??????? etc..TOTAL : $$844
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Replying to #21
I can play those game just fine with my system:
ASUS M4A78L-Micro Motherboard Socket AM2+ With fitting a AM3 CPU
AMD Athlon X2 255 CPU (3.1 GHZ Dual Core) socket AM3
Nvidia Geforce 9400 GT 512 MB DDR2
160 GB HDD SATA
250GB HDD SATA
DVD burner SATA
300 W Standard PSU
And I payed €160 for Motherboard and CPU,
so I'm wondering why are PC part's expensive abroad?
Replying to #22
they're actually pretty damn cheap in the US, compared to where I live.
Fire_Ice · #22And I payed €160 for Motherboard and CPU,
so I'm wondering why are PC part's expensive abroad?
€135.44 for the motherboard and cpu here. id get that whole package for somewhere around €518.64, including moms(consumption tax) and shipping. I still think there is expensive here.[quote="Loonylion"]TIntel currently have the edge on AMD for the first time since the early 90s, so in fact AMD have been better for nearly 20 years./quote]
It's going to change as soon as AMD gets out their fusion which will whip Sandybridge into submission. Just to bad that Intel is better at putting out working Linux drivers.
