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11-28-2011
To be honest, I think it would be good to buy a bundle. Everything included most of the time, and good for beginners while saving a little.
This one is a bit on the higher end
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11-28-2011
This wouldn't be a horrible start. Galaxy card though? Meh. I do love the 570gtx but I don't recommend that manufacturer at all.Originally Posted by NegativeOne13
As for harddrives I would go with whatever the current best SSD is in your size range whether that be ~64gb, ~128, ~256, etc. Look at benchmarks and read reviews, then make an intelligent decision. And get one of the giant platter drives to keep all of your junk like music and movies on as to not clutter your OS drive. Get multiple ones and RAID them together if you like.
I can't really answer much more without knowing what you want. This thread is literally 100% useless without a clear budget. And you will most likely just be wasting the time of anyone trying to help you without a known budget.
I guess the only real tip I can give you is that computers as a general rule are like bottlenecks. They will only be as "fast" (hate using this word) as the worst component inside being used for whatever task you want it to do.
11-28-2011
Before you even pick a card, decide what monitor setup you want to run. And even before that, pick a budget.
Galaxy is fine as long as you stick with ATI. Card manufacturers are always hit or miss. Really depends of if theyre using oem boards or make their own.
11-28-2011
It's a bundle bro.... can't do much about that. I would get an ATI as well.... screw that nVidia crap.
11-28-2011
Wasn't impressed with my 5-10 frame boost from the 6950 compared to my overclocked 460.It's a bundle bro.... can't do much about that. I would get an ATI as well.... screw that nVidia crap.
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