I just found out today that i won't be able to play civilization V when it gets out next week, because my computer is too outdated (http://img299.imageshack.us/f/specsc.jpg), but it's around 6 years old, so it's not really surprising. It didn't take me long to find out that my knowledge of hardware parts is outdated as well :P So i would be glad if any one could come with some suggestions/ help me pinpoint in which direction i should look.
I mainly use the computer for browsing, email and gaming (gw, rpgs and strategy games), sometimes a little photo and video-editing, but nothing the old computer couldn't handle.
I prefer to buy good quality and use it for a long time, over buying some cheap crap that only last a year, so i would like to get a computer there also can handle new games well in 3-4 years. My budget is around 7000 dkk (~1250$), but if it takes more to get a proper gaming computer, then that's how it is ;-)
I guess i can find a HDD to use for storage, but i would like a small SSD (somewhere between 60 and 128 gb) for the OS and programs. And USB 3.0 would also be very nice, unless its unreasonably high priced?
I don't mind assembling the parts myself, nor waiting a few months, if there is something especially fantastic soon to released.
New desktop computer
LAT
Elder III
Couple quick questions:
Where do you plan to buy parts?
Do you need a new monitor/mouse/keyboard/OS as well?
Where do you plan to buy parts?
Do you need a new monitor/mouse/keyboard/OS as well?
LAT
I don't have any specific sites in mind, but either a European or danish website, depending on the prices and delivery rates.
Already have mouse and keyboard, so don't need those.
The monitor is even older (it's a professional "flat screen" from back when they were almost unheard off ;-), but it function flawless so ill stick with it, unless it comes as a bundle. The same with the OS i have a xp license somewhere, so unless win7 is either bundled or very cheap, then ill stick with that xp.
Already have mouse and keyboard, so don't need those.
The monitor is even older (it's a professional "flat screen" from back when they were almost unheard off ;-), but it function flawless so ill stick with it, unless it comes as a bundle. The same with the OS i have a xp license somewhere, so unless win7 is either bundled or very cheap, then ill stick with that xp.