fatal error message.

[A. Wesker]

all ive played on this crap rig is cs,once i decide to try another game i realize how lame my set-up was.any good laptops that i can switch too?or what should i look for in a desktop?thanks for the help.

[Tweezy]

all ive played on this crap rig is cs,once i decide to try another game i realize how lame my set-up was.any good laptops that i can switch too?or what should i look for in a desktop?thanks for the help.

 

Really does depend, I could instruct you on how to build an awesome gaming rig (Dektop) and it'll be a hell of a lot cheaper then a good laptop.

 

Tell me what you want to play and your price budget, and i'll help you out!

 

Also, what country are you? US?

[A. Wesker]

us,yes,and gta 4 ,far cry 2 and cs:s.those are the games.

[Tweezy]

us,yes,and gta 4 ,far cry 2 and cs:s.those are the games.

 

Will you be wanting to re use any of your old parts? Hard Drive, optical drive etc.

[A. Wesker]

whichever way will be A. beneficial, and B. not too expensive.

[Tweezy]

whichever way will be A. beneficial, and B. not too expensive.

 

Well, what Hard Drive and Optical Drive (CD, DVD-ROM, RW etc) do you use?

[A. Wesker]

not comp savvy enough to know?hard drive is "stock" and i have 2 dvd-rw drives.

[Razaroth]

if youre not to savvy on computers, id recommend you buy a bare-bones PC from a website, pre-built, and just have it delivered... that is, if someone isnt nice enough to put one together for you.

 

300-400$, and you can get an up to date computer with stuff thatll keep you running for a while... nothing that came out this year, but good enough to handle things.

 

900$ will get you a machine with all the upper class stuff... 'top 10' video card, 'top 5' processor, nice ram, etc.

 

Just for a gauge: The new release equivalent to your PC is a barebones netbook.