Q. I'm going to be gaming and doing AutoCAD projects on the desktop, as well as watching HD movies.
Are the system requirements below good enough?
CPU: Intel Core i5 3.1Ghz, AMD Phenom II X6 1055T or better
GPU: NVidia GTX 560 Ti, ATI Radeon 6850 (PCI Express® based PC is required with one X16 lane graphics slot available on the motherboard)
RAM: 3 GB
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Frame Rate Target: 30 FPS @ 1920x1200p <----- What kind of monitor & graphics card do I need?
The most important thing I'm looking for is a good graphics card that can run well. I will also need the smallest LCD monitor that can run at least 1920x1080p.
The graphics card should have PixelShader 4.0 and support for DirectX 11.
Budget is around $600-750.
No, I don't have the desktop yet. I'm interested in buying one.
Are the system requirements below good enough?
CPU: Intel Core i5 3.1Ghz, AMD Phenom II X6 1055T or better
GPU: NVidia GTX 560 Ti, ATI Radeon 6850 (PCI Express® based PC is required with one X16 lane graphics slot available on the motherboard)
RAM: 3 GB
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Frame Rate Target: 30 FPS @ 1920x1200p <----- What kind of monitor & graphics card do I need?
The most important thing I'm looking for is a good graphics card that can run well. I will also need the smallest LCD monitor that can run at least 1920x1080p.
The graphics card should have PixelShader 4.0 and support for DirectX 11.
Budget is around $600-750.
No, I don't have the desktop yet. I'm interested in buying one.
A. For Crysis you're going to want a minimum of a GTX 560 Ti graphics card, and a Core i5 2500k (or a regular 2500)
For AutoCad, having the Core i7 helps because it actually uses hyperthreading. But it's less dependant on the video card.
But if you can only spend $750, that's going to be a bit of a problem because you can't afford both a GTX 560 and a Core i5 2500 or i7 2600. You will run out of cash before you can afford to buy a case, high wattage power supply, hard drive and operating system.
For budgets under $800 your best option is a quad core Phenom 2 system.
A Phenom 2 x4 955 is around $130
and a GTX 560 Ti is around $220.
For everything else you should be able to afford a 550 watt power supply, case, 4GB of RAM, one hard drive, and operating system.
You're going to have to build it yourself because if someone else builds it for you, they tend to charge more for the parts.
For AutoCad, having the Core i7 helps because it actually uses hyperthreading. But it's less dependant on the video card.
But if you can only spend $750, that's going to be a bit of a problem because you can't afford both a GTX 560 and a Core i5 2500 or i7 2600. You will run out of cash before you can afford to buy a case, high wattage power supply, hard drive and operating system.
For budgets under $800 your best option is a quad core Phenom 2 system.
A Phenom 2 x4 955 is around $130
and a GTX 560 Ti is around $220.
For everything else you should be able to afford a 550 watt power supply, case, 4GB of RAM, one hard drive, and operating system.
You're going to have to build it yourself because if someone else builds it for you, they tend to charge more for the parts.
Choosing the right computer for Interior design work..?
Q. If I wanna assemble a desktop computer to use it for ineterior desgin programs , such as 3d max , adobe , and autocad , what options do i need , from the motherboard to the monitor... thanks
A. Asus A8V 939 mobo, AMD Opteron 157 Denmark Socket 939 Dual-Core Processor, XG Vortec 600 Watt Power Source, Cooler Master Centurion Case with 120mm and 80mm case fans built in, 4GB of RAM Corsair or Kingston, 2-150GB Western Digital Raptor X Hard Drives, 2-Plexor DVD-RW Drives, a Linksys 19-in-1 flash memory card reader with the XD card adapter, Zalman CPU Fan,Diamond X1600AGP512SB 512MB AGP Video Card, 20.1" Sony SDM-S205FB Black LCD Monitor, Rechargeable wireless optical mouse and wireless keyboard, Klipsch 5.1 Speakers.
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