Which pc is better for gaming?

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PC 1:

Processor
AMD FX 4100 X4 3.6GHz BE
Broj jezgara: 4
L2 Cache 4Mb
L3 Cache 8Mb
Motherboard:
ASUS M5A78L-M LX/C
Memory
6GB DDR3 1600MHz HiperX
Graphics
SAPPHIRE AMD Radeon™ HD 6850 1GB DDR5
HDD
750GB SATA II

PC 2:

Processor
Intel® Core i5 2310 2.9GHz
Quad Core
6Mb Intel Smart Cache
64bit
Motherboard
INTEL H61 CHIPSET
5.1 HD Audio
Gigabit Etherent
Memory:
6GB DDR3 1333 MHz
Latenca CL9
Graphics:
ATI Radeon™ HD 6770 1GB DDR5
Brzina GPU 850Mhz
Brzina MEM 4800Mhz
DirectX 11
OpenGL 4.1
DVI
HDMI
VGA
HDD
1TB SATA II
64Mb Buffer

Pc 1 31
Pc 2 47
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  • Darkoil
    12 years ago

    If we are just specifically talking about for gaming then pc 1 will perform better in games due to a fairly more powerful graphics card.

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    • Gelmurag
      12 years ago

      ^ that. and AMD works better with ATI cards.

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  • OrcusUrungus
    8 years ago

    PC 1. Although I would upgrade the RAM to at least 8 gigs.

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  • cigs
    11 years ago

    i went with pc2" anyways this dell's not that well when its game time but the hp goes pretty fast and the hp has the ATI on it whatever that is.

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  • 123Random
    12 years ago

    Neither. Nvidia graphics cards are so much better, not being biased, but in terms of driver updates, Nvidia has that down to a T, although they're a little pricier, they are much easier to work with, and ATI is going down hill..

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  • mizeka
    12 years ago

    You must remember that some games work better with specific hardware. Let's take Skyrim for example, which didn't work that well with NVidia graphics cards (however there are already fixes for that).

    And some games might require a lot more from the CPU than GPU, like the grand strategy games from Paradox Interactive.

    But anyway, PC number 1 is better for gaming (generally), just like Darkoil said.

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    • tombraider
      12 years ago

      oh are u sure?
      btw,i just checked,and pc1 has 4gb ram,not 6. i made a mistake.
      does that change a lot?
      cause i heard more ram the better and that intel i5 is much better than the amd one.
      i would like to play GTA IV or batman arkham city on high.
      idk which one to pick :O

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      • mizeka
        12 years ago

        Quality over quantity. If a game uses only 2 gb of RAM, it won't make any difference if you had 4, 8 or even 16 gb of RAM installed. The game still won't use more than 2 gb. So it's more important to have fast memory.

        EDIT: Well, of course you shouldn't have just 2 gb of RAM if the game uses upto 2 gb, because your operating system and all programs running on the background will also take some memory.

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        • tombraider
          12 years ago

          k,well i am going to listen to you. ill go for pc1.
          but if the game laggs,ur dead :D
          no,i hope ur right.
          it really sucks they put 6gb to a less powerful pc,but in this one only 4gb.

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          • mizeka
            12 years ago

            Should I hide somewhere? :D

            Try googling for the different pieces of hardware and adding search words like "problem", "for gaming" and "bad". The first links might be to some forums with discussion about the hardware. That way you can find some information about weird problems and tips about other hardware within the same price range.

            Like googling "ATI Radeon HD 5770 bad" (or something) gave a forum where people pointed out that another card costs exactly the same but is almost twice as powerful. The other card just wasn't advertised that much.

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      • Darkoil
        12 years ago

        You can put as much ram in as you want but it still won't make that much of a difference compared to the difference between the graphics cards. Ive got 4 gb of ram and I havnt come across a game yet that i can't play on ultra.

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  • Avant-Garde
    12 years ago

    I thought you meant a brand....

    XPS was made specifically for gaming, but dell sucks.

    They say that macbook is good for it. I have 2011 Air, but it doesn't have a cd drive.... Macbook Pro I think is good for gaming. Either way, you'll get what you pay for, reliability and efficiency:)

    I really don't get the tech specs, I usually go by reviews.

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    • Ihadtomakeyetanotheraccountffs
      12 years ago

      Noob.

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      • Avant-Garde
        12 years ago

        Lol.

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        • Ihadtomakeyetanotheraccountffs
          12 years ago

          You should research lest ye be ripped off majorly.

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          • Avant-Garde
            12 years ago

            Well, the hp wasn't bought by me. It was bought by my family and there was a set price range.

            I bought my Air in November, with my own money.
            I got so I could properly share my artwork and not get hacked.

            But you're right about researching things, that's largely how I decided on my mac. My hp constantly has to be charged and I charge my mac just about everyday, but at its battery lasts more than a second:)

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            • cigs
              11 years ago

              see what votes it is and it puts out and hook a wire up to it then no more charging the thing,

              you just need the right adapter and read the ins and outs on it too plus the + & - on the adapter so you don't blow nothing out or any resisters.

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            • dan90655
              12 years ago

              its alway cheeper to build it your self if you need help go to a friend whos good with cpus and have him do it for you i built my own cpu and i run bf3 on max setting for everything if you dont know about bf3 its the most graphics demanding games out right now but the problem is my graphics card and motherboard toghether cost me 1400 dollars not counting the other parts i used

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            • Ihadtomakeyetanotheraccountffs
              12 years ago

              Well I think Macs suck but yeah. Just sayin' :P

              You can be perfectly safe from hackers on a Windows PC and battery life depends on the hardware - Macs don't have some special battery y'know.

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    • tombraider
      12 years ago

      yes,but the thing is they are the same price,its like sale,and i cant decide which one.
      and they dont sell macbook here and even if they did,its too expensive.

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      • Avant-Garde
        12 years ago

        Yeah, apple is pretty expensive...

        When I buy Windows, I usually go for what has the most features.... Especially, a large amount of GB.

        I really don't know the understand the depth of the specs, so I constantly ask the sales people questions....

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