How to Buy a Desktop PC.
With so many factors to consider, deciding which desktop PC to buy can be a real challenge. From components to software to accessories, new PCs offer a bewildering array of choices, and, for some folks, sifting through the large number of options can be daunting.
Many people buy a PC to browse the Web, check and send e-mail, and perform word processing or spreadsheet work. Today, even the least-expensive, lowest-of-the-low-end system can perform any of those jobs admirably; $1000 or less will buy a machine that suits most people's needs. However always get a PC with a DVD R/RW drive. Most of the least expensive PC only come with demo software (after 30 days you’ll have to buy the necessary software like Microsoft word). CPU: 2.2-GHz Athlon 64 X2 4200+ Graphics Adapter…Monitor…..Total HD Size (GB): 160 are very good.
If you're a more demanding user who wants to edit digital video or manage a large database, however, you may need more than the basics. You're better off looking at systems that start in the $1500 to $2000 range. 3-GHz Core 2 …HD 250 or more.
Gamers are among the few groups of people who are willing to spend more than $3000 on a computer to ensure that they get the maximum possible performance. Such PCs usually feature overclocked CPUs and dual-graphics-card setups. CPU: 3-GHz Core 2 Duo E6850….Graphics Adapter: EVGA e-GeForce 8800 GTX…Monitor …VX2255wmb…Total HD Size (GB): 300 to 800…….WorldBench 6 Word Score: Superior
Price range from: $3000 to 6000.
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