A question for all the computer guys

[damienx45]

Gamer Mage D415
1 x Case ( CoolerMaster HAF 922 Gaming Case - Black )
0 x Case Lighting ( None )
0 x iBUYPOWER Labs - Noise Reduction ( None )
0 x iBUYPOWER Labs - Internal Expansion ( None )
1 x Processor ( AMD FX-6100 CPU (6x 3.30GHz/6MB L2 Cache) )
1 x Processor Cooling ( Liquid CPU Cooling System [AMD] - ARC Dual Silent High Performance Fan Upgrade (Push-Pull Airflow) )
1 x Memory ( 8 GB [4 GB X2] DDR3-1600 Memory Module - Corsair Vengeance )
1 x Video Card ( AMD Radeon HD 7750 - 1GB - Single Card )
1 x Video Card Brand ( Major Brand Powered by AMD or NVIDIA )
1 x Motherboard ( [SLI] Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 -- AMD 990FX w/ 4x PCI-E 2.0 x16 )
1 x Motherboard USB / SATA Interface ( Motherboard default USB / SATA Interface )
1 x Power Supply ( 800 Watt - Standard )
1 x Primary Hard Drive ( 2 TB HARD DRIVE -- 64M Cache, 7200rpm, 6.0Gb/s - Single Drive )
0 x Data Hard Drive ( None )
1 x Optical Drive ( 24X Dual Format/Double Layer DVD±R/±RW + CD-R/RW Drive - Black )
0 x 2nd Optical Drive ( None )
1 x Flash Media Reader / Writer ( 12-In-1 Internal Flash Media Card Reader/Writer - Black )
0 x Meter Display ( None )
0 x USB Expansion ( None )
1 x Sound Card ( 3D Premium Surround Sound Onboard )
1 x Network Card ( Killer 2100 Gaming Network Card )
1 x Operating System ( Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium + Office Starter 2010 (Includes basic versions of Word and Excel) - 64-Bit )
1 x Keyboard ( Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710 )
0 x Monitor ( None )
0 x 2nd Monitor ( None )
1 x Speaker System ( iBUYPOWER 2.1 Channel Stereo Super Bass Subwoofer Speaker System )
0 x Video Camera ( None )
1 x Advanced Build Options ( iBUYPOWER Specialized Advanced Packaging System - Protect your investment during transportation! )
1 x Advanced Build Options ( Tuniq TX-2 High Performance Thermal Compound - The best interface between your CPU and the heatsinks )
1 x Advanced Build Options ( Professional wiring for all cables inside the system tower - Achieve exceptional airflow in your chassis )
1 x Advanced Build Options ( Professional wiring for all cables inside the system tower - Basic Pro Wiring )
1 x Advanced Build Options ( Professional wiring for all cables inside the system tower - Advanced - Power Package (Individually Sleeved 24-pin ATX, 8-pin CPU, and SATA Drive Power Cabling) )
1 x Advanced Build Options ( Professional wiring for all cables inside the system tower - Advanced - Video Package (Individually Sleeved 8-pin and 6-pin PCI-E VGA Power Cabling) )
0 x Case Engraving Service ( None )
1 x Warranty ( 3 Year Standard Warranty Service )
1 x Rush Service ( Rush Service Fee (not shipping fee) - [RUSH !!!], Ship Out in Next Business Day )



this computer build is from ibuypower and i only paid $1,050.00 for it

[dohoho]

It's good but overpriced. You don't need an i7 unless you're doing video editing.

[Paprika]

Its not brilliant but for another £350 i could probably get a way better graphics card and maybe 8.0GB of RAM or higher

For that you should be able to get GTX560 gfx ($250AU) 16gig corsair ram with still plenty of cash left:)

[sethnova]

I think its better to buy a normal pc not a laptop.
1. a laptop with such specs is like a pc+built in high powered heater. its nowere near a laptop(closest is lapcoocker)
2. its simply to much money for a laptop. if something inside breaks, u have warranty. once. next time something breaks, ur ff'ed.
3. u cant build in new parts.

if u assamble(or let a shop do it) a pc, its cheaper, u have better specs, and probably on every individual part warranty(at least, i have that). on top of that. if some new "Jesus" part comes out, like a graphics card. u can buy it and build it in(not forever thou, slots change every 2 years or so lol) instead of needing to buy a whole new pc for that part.
most important thou is that maintenance is much better. + normal tower pc's are much more hufterproof than laptops. u drop a laptop. its dead. u drop a pc, well ur doing something wrong in general if u need to lift up ur pc that much.

[krispin149]

Also this computer if i buy it will be for at least 15 years unless some jesus computer comes out later in the future which it probably will

you can save yourself a lot of money if you get a desktop instead, 15 years is highly unlikely because laptops, having all the parts so close together without a top of the line cooling system, will wreck something in there.

Also, your battery won't last very long either.

[Game Wizard]

Thanks for the feedback guys :)
But my laptop i am using right now is from 2000 and it still works just fine and it has 60 gb hardrive.... lol
the ram is maybe 1gb but if i can make a 2000 year laptop last for 12 YEARS maybe even more i am 100% that this one i am thinking about buying will last for awhile.

For people who are saying buy a pc my room the way it is wont be able to fit in with all the cabinets/beds etc

And i have a cooling system that goes under the laptop so it does not overheat and battery charger so anything to that matter is no problem


For assembling it i know the basics about computers i am not a technician also the money is no problem so the big question is
SHOULD I PURCHASE THIS?

[yoyonucca]

That is a very good computer but I don't think spending 2000 dollars on a currently amazing computer is worth it. Moore's law will kick in and in 2 years that computer may become outdated. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore's_law

[dohoho]

It's a good laptop. If you have the money to spend, go for it. You should be still able to play games at decent quality for about 4-5 years.