[Help] Purchasing new PC

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  1. ignatzatsonic
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    Probably the easiest thing to do would be to buy a Dell. Make sure you get an i-5 processor, preferably with a CPU in the range of 2400 to 2600. Or any PC with an i-7 processor

    Get at least 4 GB of RAM and a hard drive of at least 1 GB capacity.

    The Dell XPS 9100 series uses i-7 processors and begins at $999.

    The Dell XPS 8300 series uses i-5 processors and begins at $799.

    Either would be a very powerful machine if you spend around $1300 to $1500. They can be custom-configured.
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  3. mastypk
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    Windows 7 - Ultimate
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    Can someone recommend some great graphics card (nVidia or AMD?) & power supply?
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  4. ignatzatsonic
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    Power supply:

    Seasonic X series in whatever capacity you need. They begin at 560 watts and go up from there.
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  6. mastypk
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    Please first recommend graphics card & then I will look at power supply.
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