Would this PC be enough?

[kingfury4 65]

Hello, I was wondering would the Alien Ware X51 gaming desktop be enough to run ArmA 2?I know that my current PC is not good enough.

[Recidivist (DayZ) 2]

Or you could...y'know, not waste your money on Alienware.

[matt23495@hotmail.com 9]

don't buy alienware, overpriced shit. Build a computer yourself for much less money.

[Dancingg 27]

Yah, I mean even if you don't want to build it there are many other better priced PC's that'll give you more bang for your buck.

[gunner_eric@live.nl 6]

Mind posting the specs?

[kingfury4 65]

I knew I should have said it in my original post.I have no desire to build a PC as I am near clueless in that area.

[kingfury4 65]

Yah, I mean even if you don't want to build it there are many other better priced PC's that'll give you more bang for your buck.

I am not really interested in building a PC.So, what PC would you recommend where I will get more for my money?

[OneSixZeroFive 0]

Yeah, I'd suggest buying the components and building it yourself/having a friend who knows their stuff help you build it. You can make quite a powerful machine for a fraction of what those guys charge you, and once you understand how to put it together, it's quite simple to open it up and upgrade components.

Ah - in the case I won't be much help... I am utterly clueless in the buying of pre-built PCs ><

Edited July 14, 2012 by OneSixZeroFive

[kingfury4 65]

Yeah, I'd suggest buying the components and building it yourself/having a friend who knows their stuff help you build it. You can make quite a powerful machine for a fraction of what those guys charge you, and once you understand how to put it together, it's quite simple to open it up and upgrade components.

I am probably the most computer savvy of my friends.I have been told many times that building a PC is one of the best choices.But I am clueless when it comes to building one.

[DarkFireTorch 9]

http://www.build-gaming-computers.com/custom-gaming-computers.html

Great site, live support.

Don't waste your money on a Alienware.

[Dancingg 27]

I am not really interested in building a PC.So, what PC would you recommend where I will get more for my money?

Go to Newegg. Good deals there plus you can learn something. Do some comparing and research on specific parts. CPU/Video Card are generally the combination of things that need to be looked at most. Don't forget power supply and depending on the CPU you need a decent amount of RAM.

[Food 309]

I am probably the most computer savvy of my friends.I have been told many times that building a PC is one of the best choices.But I am clueless when it comes to building one.

I built my first one (I'm on it now :D ) By myself. It's really just this wire goes here, and this one goes here. Now put that there close it up. New pc!

[DarkFireTorch 9]

Go to Newegg. Good deals there plus you can learn something. Do some comparing and research on specific parts. CPU/Video Card are generally the combination of things that need to be looked at most. Don't forget power supply and depending on the CPU you need a decent amount of RAM.

Yep, if you are clueless on building a pc newegg has live support and tickets that are replied fast.

[Ophidion 11]

Alienware is the biggest pile of shit ever.

[kingfury4 65]

Yep, if you are clueless on building a pc newegg has live support and tickets that are replied fast.

Hey again, would this be good enough?

Intel Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz Quad-Core

$169.99 @ Microcenter CPU Cooler Rosewill RCX-ZAIO-92 54.8 CFM Sleeve Bearing

$17.98 @ Newegg Motherboard Biostar TZ68K+ ATX LGA1155

$102.55 @ Newegg Memory G.Skill Ripjaws Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1333

$49.99 @ Newegg Hard Drive Western Digital RE3 500GB 3.5" 7200RPM

- Video Card EVGA GeForce GTS 450 1GB

$114.99 @ SuperBiiz Case Thermaltake VM600M1W2Z ATX Mid Tower

$54.98 @ Newegg Power Supply Silverstone 500W ATX12V / EPS12V