Building/Upgrading a PC for TS2
Jess Maree:
Aggie, what is your current price range for a new computer? I have alot of time on my hands and will go searching if you need help.
Aggie:
$800 including shipping. I may be able to go as high as $850, but that must include everything. Thanks, Jess Maree.
J. M. Pescado:
What do you have right NOW? $800 is well within the range to upgrade to a high-end motherboard/CPU and graphics combo. Combined with part-salvage from your existing computer and you should be good to go.
Aggie:
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2008 February 03, 04:09:46
What do you have right NOW? $800 is well within the range to upgrade to a high-end motherboard/CPU and graphics combo. Combined with part-salvage from your existing computer and you should be good to go.
Jess Maree:
Aggie, I built a custom Dell desktop with price in mind. It does not include programs such as MS Word or security programs, I assumed you will be able to use the programs you have now. Unfortunatly, it comes with Vista. It didnt give me the option to change it to XP.
I gave you the best graphics card option they had, which is a 256MB ATI RADEON HD 2400 XT and 3gig of RAM. It comes with a 19 inch monitor (to upgrade the graphics card and RAM I couldn't use the 20 inch, it pushed the price over $900)
All up it comes to $879. I'm not sure if this includes delivery or not, I'm still searching.
Here is the desktop summary. Click on "adjust system" to see everything and edit if need be.
Since it is Dell, I got savings from ordering online so you have to order it by Feb 15 to get everything at that price. It sucks, but it saves money.
If, buy some chance, that link wont show up, I can e-mail it to you. To save it I had to save it to "my cart".
Hope this is along the lines of what you are looking for. If not, I'm more than happy to go searching again :)
ETA: If programs such as MS Office and security are needed, I can downgrade the RAM and graphics card to fit them in.
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