Q. I need a decent computer for gaming. Its' graphics card needs to be able to handle games like World of Warcraft without getting to hot or laggy. My budget ends at $400.
I think you missed the part where I said my budget ENDS at $400. Those are $4000 computers...
I think you missed the part where I said my budget ENDS at $400. Those are $4000 computers...
A. The pc Alexander suggested has a poor intergrated graphics card (ATI Raedon HD 3000), although it is in budget.
Seriously though, for $400, or on any budget for that matter you will get a better pc if you build one from parts than what you will if you buy an off the store shelf one. First of all, you pay middle mans tax then you pay for stores high profit margins!
I haven't specced up a gaming pc for $400 before but I'll give it a shot :)
EDIT:
I've tried my best and i've got it down to $432.91 with a Windows 7 disc as well. There is a $15 rebate on the graphics card so effectivly you'll be getting the pc for $417.91. Save up a little more, raid around the house for loose change and get this ;)
http://img713.imageshack.us/i/budgetgamingpcunder450.jpg/
I've done the hard bit, building is the fun part. If you don't know how to build a pc take a look at this tutorial, this is one of many on the internet.
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pcclubtv&aq=f
first 2 videos in this search result, part 1 and 2
Hope i've helped!
Seriously though, for $400, or on any budget for that matter you will get a better pc if you build one from parts than what you will if you buy an off the store shelf one. First of all, you pay middle mans tax then you pay for stores high profit margins!
I haven't specced up a gaming pc for $400 before but I'll give it a shot :)
EDIT:
I've tried my best and i've got it down to $432.91 with a Windows 7 disc as well. There is a $15 rebate on the graphics card so effectivly you'll be getting the pc for $417.91. Save up a little more, raid around the house for loose change and get this ;)
http://img713.imageshack.us/i/budgetgamingpcunder450.jpg/
I've done the hard bit, building is the fun part. If you don't know how to build a pc take a look at this tutorial, this is one of many on the internet.
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pcclubtv&aq=f
first 2 videos in this search result, part 1 and 2
Hope i've helped!
How do you select a graphics card for gaming in Windows 8 Consumer Preview?
Q. I want to play a computer game on my laptop running Windows 8 Consumer Preview, but it always comes out with the error "No graphics card detected that supports shaders; please wait for us to implement a shader fallback path." I believe that my laptop is not using the higher end graphics card to run this game, but I don't know how to make it do so on Windows 8. Any Ideas?
A. You could check the manufacturer of your graphic card's website, and try and download the latest, maybe beta driver for your card. I downloaded a beta driver from NVidia for my laptop, and games work great now on Windows 8.
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