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Ziotek ZT1120131 HC1 Black Liberator Dual Outlet Wall Adapter, 2 Pack $8.44 The Power Strip Liberator Hug-A-Plug fits into a regular wall outlet and provides two outlets that let the attached cords run flush to the wall.... |
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Arlington DVFR2W-1 Recessed Electrical Outlet Mounting Box with Paintable Wall Plate, 2-Gang, White $8.00 Recessed Indoor Double Gang In Box, For New & Retrofit Construction, Non-Metallic Electrical Box With Trim Plate Accepts Most Double Gang Wiring Devices & Uses Standard Indoor Wall Plates Or A GFCI Cover Plate, Recessed Box Allows Items Such As Furniture To Be Placed Closer To The Wall Without Bending Cords That Are Plugged Into The Outlet, Includes Textured, Paintable Trim Plaster That Extends Ov... |
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 HDMI Male to DVI D Dual Link Female Adapter Converter  US $5.48
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 DVI D DUAL LINK 241 MALE TO HDMI 19P FEMALE ADAPTER US $9.98
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 hdmi male to 2 dual hdmi female splitter adapter cable US $5.99
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buying new gaming computer?
I Need to run games mostly Im buying a new comp which one is better.
HP SLIMLINE
512MB NVIDIA GeForce 9500GS, DVI-I, HDMI, VGA adapter
2GB DDR2-800MHz dual channel SDRAM (2x1024)
AMD Athlon(TM) 64 X2 4450e dual-core (2.3GHz)
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Dell inspiron
Intel® Pentium® dual-core processor E2200 (1MB L2, 2.2GHz, 800FSB) [Included in Price]
2GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz- 2DIMMs [Included in Price]
ATI Radeon HD3650 256MB [Included in Price]
somebody said AMD procesors are bad for games and the 516 graphics card is better but i dont no can someone help
A slimline machine is not a good idea for gaming. The reason is that if ever you want a more powerful card (and the 9500gs is really a low end card to start with) you will not find anything that will fit in the case.
The other machine is barely passable as a gaming box, but it really depends on what you want to play on it. If you plan on games like cod4, crysis, and assassins creed, you will find it very disappointing indeed as your frame rates will be very low (under 10 in some areas of crysis, even on low detail, so borderline unplayable)
Ive been gaming on computers for 25 years and have gone through a lot of machines in that time. My suggestion is, if you want to play the latest games, try to get something with a better graphics chipset. If you are happy to play older games then the second machine will be fine.
Machines properly set up for gaming - so that they will play games smoothly and with enough detail - are a different kind of build to the ones you're looking at. The best setup is something with a fast dual core, a mid to high-end graphics chipset, and a large power supply. A reasonable gaming computer put together like this should cost about $1200-1500 for the box.
as far as amd processors and gaming goes, thats untrue
in regard to vram, 512 is good but the clock speed, shaders, fill rate, and type of memory factor in also. Its incorrect to assume a card will perform just because it has lots of ram.
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