amenda_pan

<TABLE style="LINE-HEIGHT: 15pt" cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>一直没想好,是用amd642800还是p4 2.4..
请懂电脑的给说说..想要稳定而且3d游戏性能比较好的一款~~
或者大家有什么其他的推荐,也给说说</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

voler sans aile

肯定是AMD,它的3D处理一向比intel好
而且用AMD还可以用SLI的主板，可以两块显卡一起用，暴强！
http://usa.asus.com/products/mb/socket939/a8nsli-d/overview.htm#

lucifer516

Post by voler sans aile
肯定是AMD,它的3D处理一向比intel好
而且用AMD还可以用SLI的主板，可以两块显卡一起用，暴强！
http://usa.asus.com/products/mb/socket939/a8nsli-d/overview.htm#

能够SLI的显卡价格超贵，光主板加显卡就过千了。楼主还是先考虑清楚了预算再说。

amenda_pan

偶也不想买发烧友的配置..只要中等价格的就好了

RobertXu

Price reference
http://encorecomputers.ca/encoresystem.shtml

ON SALE 6 $568

ATHLON-64 2800+
ASUS K8V-X MB
512M PC3200 DDR RAM
ATI R9250 128M/TVO
WD 160G HD 8M/1.44 FD
LG 16xDVD/CDRW Combo
Mid Tower w/ 400W PSU
AUDIO/LAN ONBOARD
KB/MOUSE/SPEAKER

UPGRADING TO

AMD ATHLON 64
3000+/3200+/3400+ +25/+80/+115

pcstorm

这个是754还是939的配置。

RobertXu

754 pin

voler sans aile

SLI应该是什么显卡都可以吧，只要是２块一样的就行
而且你可以买两块 Radeon x700, 一起用的效果肯定比x800好，但比x800便宜１/3左右das

amenda_pan

最后决定买amd的了~~谢谢大家!!!

RobertXu

Gateway announces $580 'gaming PC'

By Wolfgang Gruener, Senior Editor April 4, 2005 - 12:11 EST


Irvine (CA) - Gateway today announced three additions to its eMachines entry-level PC brand. Two sub-$500 products are joined by a $580 gaming machine, well. Sort of. A gaming eMachines PC? We know eMachines especially for its entry-level prices of general use PCs. Reading through the spec list of the gaming PC quickly reveals that Gateway did not break down barriers and the device will not satisfy a common gamer with somewhat higher performance expectations to a computer. However, the eMachines T6212 could be a choice for users who are looking for a low-priced gaming PC for children whose performance requirements are not yet based on frame rates in Doom 3.



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Also new is the T3985, marketed as digital media device with a dual layer DVD burner, an 8-in-1 media reader, an 80 GByte harddrive, integrated Intel graphics and 512 MByte memory for $470. The third new PC is the T3882 for $370 that offers a 2.8 GHz Celeron processor, 256 MByte memory, an 80 GByte harddrive and a CD burner.

Monitors for the computers are available from about $230.