Q. PC Case: Gigabyte GZ-X6 Black - Included
Case Fan: 2 x 120mm Quiet Fans - Included
Case Fan Controller: Not Included
Power Supply: Xilence 580W 2 x PCI-E
Processor: AMD Phenom x4 955 Quad Core (3.20GHz, 8MB Cache)
Heatsink & CPU Fan: Standard Heatsink & CPU Fan - Included
Motherboard: Asus M4N68T-M, Max. 8GB Supported, Micro-ATX
Memory: 4GB Crucial PC6400 800MHz DDR2 - Included
PCI-E Graphics: Overclocked ATI HD5770 1GB - Included
Sound Card: Integrated 5.1 Channel Audio - Included
Primary Hard Drive: 500GB SATA II - Included
Operating System: Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium (64bit Version) -
Secondary Hard Drive: Not Included
Case Fan: 2 x 120mm Quiet Fans - Included
Case Fan Controller: Not Included
Power Supply: Xilence 580W 2 x PCI-E
Processor: AMD Phenom x4 955 Quad Core (3.20GHz, 8MB Cache)
Heatsink & CPU Fan: Standard Heatsink & CPU Fan - Included
Motherboard: Asus M4N68T-M, Max. 8GB Supported, Micro-ATX
Memory: 4GB Crucial PC6400 800MHz DDR2 - Included
PCI-E Graphics: Overclocked ATI HD5770 1GB - Included
Sound Card: Integrated 5.1 Channel Audio - Included
Primary Hard Drive: 500GB SATA II - Included
Operating System: Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium (64bit Version) -
Secondary Hard Drive: Not Included
Answer
yeah good gaming computer but i would just change one thing if it was me
change the processor to the i Series one (i3, i5, i7)
would recomm i7 as i got one but then it goes how much u willing to spend but even the i3 is awesome
yeah good gaming computer but i would just change one thing if it was me
change the processor to the i Series one (i3, i5, i7)
would recomm i7 as i got one but then it goes how much u willing to spend but even the i3 is awesome
Whats a good computer case for gaming?
Q. I have an ATX board. Already have a PSU. So I would prefer the case not to have one. Now I dont really know what its called but I remember seeing cases where there wasn't a mess of wires. And all you had to to was slide a drive into a bay and its all set to go. I hope that makes sense..... I also dont really want to spend more than $100.
Answer
If you're going with air cooling, any case with lots of airflow works pretty well. I have my gaming rig in an inexpensive Antec 300; with a pair of fans in front of the hard drives, an intake over the processor, and exhaust provided by a 120 mm, a 140 mm, and the 135 mm fan in my power supply, it keeps enough air flow while being relatively quiet where everything is within a reasonable operating temperature. Coolermaster cases (especially the Stacker series and the HAF932), Lian-Li cases, other Antec cases in the numbered series and the P series, and any number of Thermaltake cases are also good choices.
If you're going with air cooling, any case with lots of airflow works pretty well. I have my gaming rig in an inexpensive Antec 300; with a pair of fans in front of the hard drives, an intake over the processor, and exhaust provided by a 120 mm, a 140 mm, and the 135 mm fan in my power supply, it keeps enough air flow while being relatively quiet where everything is within a reasonable operating temperature. Coolermaster cases (especially the Stacker series and the HAF932), Lian-Li cases, other Antec cases in the numbered series and the P series, and any number of Thermaltake cases are also good choices.
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