benq e2200hd specs
Is this a good deal for NZ $ 1500?
My friend has offered to build a team around $ 1,500 from the motherboard on my laptop exploded for the third time and I'm tired of it. My main purpose of this team would play, but only occasional extreme gaming. Specifications are: CPU: Intel Dual Core E5200 2.5GHz LGA755 w / Fan mother: Asus LGA755 ATX Intel G31 P5KPL/1600 (supports CrossfireX) 132 RAM: JetRAM Transcend 2GB DDR2 800 MHz Video Card: HIS ATI HD4850 PCI-E 512MB GDDR3 PSU: Antec Basiq 500W HDD: Samsung SpinPoint 320GB 7200 SATA II Optical Drive: 22x speed internal Samsing addition DVD / RW SATA Case: iCute S901-BB 5G Monitor: BenQ E2200HD 21.5 "2ms 1080p Keyboard + mouse: Microsoft Wired Desktop 600 PS NZ $ 1500 is about U.S. $ 1000-1100 around the type exchange of the week. And he is willing to force a 3.0 GHz CPU and graphics card around 750 MB. Thank you.
I disagree with the price. Dell XPS 630 gaming desktop is $ 1000 with the following specifications: Processor: Intel Core 2 E8400 3.0 GHz with 6 MB cache Optical Drive: 16x CD / DVD (DVD + /-RW) DL RAM: Channel 2 GB DDR2 800 MHz SDRAM2 – 2 DIMMs Hard Drive: 500GB3 – 7200, SATA 3.0Gb / s, 16MB Cache Graphics Card: SLI, NVIDIA GeForce 9800GT Dual 512MB Audio: Integrated 7.1 channel audio Else Has 1 year warranty incase if something goes wrong, keep in mind that your friend is not able to give security. That PC that the above does not come with a monitor, but you can get an additional $ 200 150. I suggest you do market research before buying a new PC.
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