[oakland20]

first of im new to this website and i have a big question. I'm getting a new computer (btw i know basics about computers but not enough to build one) and i was wondering were is a good website to buy a gaming computer with *monthly payments* important.

sorry if i posted in the wrong forums

Edited by oakland20, 13 April 2006 - 02:29 AM.

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Where do you live?

[warriorscot]

Where do you live?

[ApolloGod]

for buying computers or computer partsNewegg and Tiger Direct can't be beat. I recommend tigerdirect more however, because of it's great deals and overall low prices. To pay in monthly installments, you can use their "Bill Me Later" option.

[oakland20]

sorry i wasnt clear am getting a new computer whole new thing but i dont know how to build one so i want to know if you guys know a website were they can bulid it for me with monthly payments

btw i live in california

[SOORENA]

Tigerdirect seems to do that for you but the shipping might cost a little, but its your decision. there is an option on some of their deals and you choose to modify that deal which means you can choose other stuff to add to the computer that their selling.

Edited by SOORENA, 13 April 2006 - 07:39 PM.

[oakland20]

i've seen tigerdirect i like them but would prefer the computer to come with a 1900 xtx video card

[SOORENA]

you dont have to answer this but can you tell me how much your willing to pay for your new rig?

[oakland20]

i'd like to keep it under 4,200 W/monthly payments my grandparents are rich

[SOORENA]

well they have this thing called the Crossfire Pc and its pretty nice also you can modify it, heres a link

Crossfire Gaming PC

its a little over your budget but then again I think this is Canadian money.

[warriorscot]

Its in your budget on the US site http://www.tigerdire...sp?Base=2109668

If you did get it it would be the fastest gaming machine that money can buy using standard components.

[oakland20]

these computers look really nice but i'd like one with Media center and possibly the new phisx card so i will be ready when the new games come out

btw doesnt crossfire motherboards offer limited expandability, also isnt sli better than crossfire

Edited by oakland20, 14 April 2006 - 06:47 PM.

[oakland20]

bump

[oakland20]

can somone please anwer my questions

[oakland20]

anyboody please answer questions

[Seven!]

Bumping only annoys those who are willing to help. We do everything on a volunteer basis.

To answer your question about "Isn't SLi better than Crossfire," - that's a matter of opinion. SLi is much more popular at the moment than Crossfire, but I would imagine that once the cost of a Crossfire setup drops, it'll be just as popular as SLi.

Does Crossfire offer limited expandibility? Well, in what nature?