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Hello.
I have done some research. My head hurts but I think I am close.
I have a Mac but want to try, specifically at the moment, GW2 and The Secret World, so those are the games a machine needs to run well for... although it not being out of date 5 minutes after unpacking it would be great too.
It will be used for nothing other than gaming.
in your pre-builds section you have the titan 8000a. Adding a 560Ti card makes it £633.20
you also have the titan 8200a. Adding a 560Ti card makes it £728.21
And then in this thread [click here] post #17 there is a build for £599.92 which also has the 560Ti
so
1) Is the 560Ti going to suffice for my above wants?
2) what more will the 8200a offer me for the extra £100 over the 8000a?
3) And is the £599 build just as good as the 8000a but £33 cheaper?
4) this may be a tad naive (sorry, mac owner) but if i bought any of the above I am assuming I can simply hard wire them straight into my broadband without needing anything else? Is this correct?
My initial budget was £500 but i realised that is a tad slim so am looking at around £600. If the £599 build will do it then great (though is that one i have to build myself or can I order that from you?), if not then i'd rather the 8000a if it isn't far off the 8200a for a £100 less.
I'd like to be able to enjoy the graphics of the games, but don't 'need' them to run at full, nor in fact expect to given my budget.
Many thanks in advance.
I have done some research. My head hurts but I think I am close.
I have a Mac but want to try, specifically at the moment, GW2 and The Secret World, so those are the games a machine needs to run well for... although it not being out of date 5 minutes after unpacking it would be great too.
It will be used for nothing other than gaming.
in your pre-builds section you have the titan 8000a. Adding a 560Ti card makes it £633.20
you also have the titan 8200a. Adding a 560Ti card makes it £728.21
And then in this thread [click here] post #17 there is a build for £599.92 which also has the 560Ti
so
1) Is the 560Ti going to suffice for my above wants?
2) what more will the 8200a offer me for the extra £100 over the 8000a?
3) And is the £599 build just as good as the 8000a but £33 cheaper?
4) this may be a tad naive (sorry, mac owner) but if i bought any of the above I am assuming I can simply hard wire them straight into my broadband without needing anything else? Is this correct?
My initial budget was £500 but i realised that is a tad slim so am looking at around £600. If the £599 build will do it then great (though is that one i have to build myself or can I order that from you?), if not then i'd rather the 8000a if it isn't far off the 8200a for a £100 less.
I'd like to be able to enjoy the graphics of the games, but don't 'need' them to run at full, nor in fact expect to given my budget.
Many thanks in advance.
