[homersimpson2080]

i am currently in the market of looking at purchasing a new pc. I believe i would be better off to wait until Vista is preinstalled on pc's am i correct. Here is the type of pc i am looking at here are the specs'
Intel® Viiv™ Technology
Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6300
�� Genuine Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005
�� Optima 19" Wide LCD Monitor with DVI
�� 1GB DDR2 RAM �� 320GB SATA2 HDD with NCQ
�� Dual Layer DVD +/- RW Burner
�� 256MB nVidia GeForce N6600 PCI-E Graphics Card
�� Internal High Definition TV Tuner
�� Intel® VOIP card - ENGIN ENABLED. Make cheap calls using your
existing home phone
�� Logitech Wireless Keyboard and Mouse
�� Front and Rear Firewire
3 Year Onsite Warranty
BONUS 2-pc Stereo Speakers - RRP $30
BONUS Microsoft® Works Suite 2006 - RRP $169
BONUS FREE $100 Peripheral Voucher
BONUS Microsoft® Media Center Remote Control - RRP $50
BONUS Optima 10 pack DVD Media

-OR THIS ONE-

Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E6300
�� Genuine Windows® XP Media Center
Edition 2005
�� Optima 19" Wide LCD Monitor with DVI
�� 1GB DDR2 RAM
�� 250GB SATA2 HDD
�� Dual Layer DVD +/- RW Burner
�� Optima Business Keyboard and
Optical Mouse
�� 2-pc Stereo Speakers



will it run all games especially The sims 2 with all expansions at its maximum quality? please help. Would you reccomend The CORE 2 processor thanks

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The core 2 Duo processor is excellent, the only thing i doubt is the GPU. If you do not mind me asking, whats the price your paying for this?

Edited by afg34, 04 January 2007 - 09:57 PM.

[afg34]

The core 2 Duo processor is excellent, the only thing i doubt is the GPU. If you do not mind me asking, whats the price your paying for this?

Edited by afg34, 04 January 2007 - 09:57 PM.

[homersimpson2080]

around $1800

[warriorscot]

Way to much for that, where are you getting it? You would be better waiting till at least February also this isnt really the forum for this, Hardware or system building is where things like this go.

[afg34]

for 1800 you can build something that blow that thing to smitherenes. If you live in US, then order your parts from newegg.com and build it yourself, or some nerdy friend, or a local computer shop. You will get quality parts and the best price.