PEASE HELP ME to decide which pc i should buy!!!!!!!!!!!

[pavlos#44]

i know that there are similar posts and i'm sorry for posting again one, but PLZ READ IT JUST FOR 5 MINUTES i need to know which pc's can run the game with compatibility setings and ground texture resolution 128x128-512x512 with 30-40 riders and NO LAG
also which pc's can run games like battlefield 4 and other games with high resolution!!!(my laptop start's to lag even when i play GTA SA ).
DO I NEED TO CHANGE SOMETHING ON ONE OF THIS CHEΑP PC'S TO MAKE THEM RUN GOOD AND BE CHEΑPER THAN 1000 EUROS????
HOW MUCH RESOLUTION MY SCREEN NEEDS TO PLAY GAMES WITH GOOD GRAPHICS?
THEY WILL NEED TO MANY REPAIRS??????


My options are:

HP ENVY Phoenix h9-1410ev
Processor: Intel Core i5-3470 / 3.20 GHz
Motherboard Chipset: Intel Z75
Cache Memory: 6MB
Cache Processor: 6MB
RAM Memory: 6 GB - DDR3 SDRAM - 32GB - DDR3 SDRAM (Max)
Hard Drive: 1TB- Serial ATA - 7200 rpm
Optical Drive: Bluray SuperMulti DVD
Graphic Card: AMD Radeon HD 8760
Graphic Memory: 2GB
Wired Network: Realtek RTL8171E Gigabit Ethernet Controller
Wireless Network: Wireless 802.11 b/g/n
eSATA: No
HDMI: 1
Memory Reader: 15 on 1
Power Source: AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
GIFT: Mouse+Keyboard+Starcraft 2
PRICE: 999 Euros


HP Pro 3500 Microtower H4L59ES
Processor: Intel Core I7-3770/3.90 GHz
Processor Technology: Quad-Core
Cache Memory: No
RAM Memory: 4 GB DDR3 SDRAM - 1600 MHz - 8 GB DDR3 SDRAM - 1600 MHz (Max)
Hard Drive: 500 GB - Serial ATA-300 - 7200 rpm
Optical Drive: SATA SuperMulti DVD+/-RW
Graphic Card: Intel HD Graphics 4000
Graphic Memory: System Dynamic
Wired Network: Realtek RTL8171E Gigabit Ethernet Controller
SATA: No
HDMI: No
Memory Reader:6 on 1
Power Source: AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
GIFT: Mouse+Keyboard
PRICE:778 EUROS


Turbo-X Gamer G400
Processor: Intel Core i7 3770/3.40 GHz
RAM Memory: 2 Memories,4GB DDR3 1333 MHz
Hard Drive 1: 1TB 7200 rpm
Hard Drive 2: 60 GB
2nd Hard Drive connection: SSD
Graphic Card: AMD HD 7750 1GB
Motherboard chipset: Intel H61
Power Source: 550 W
Optical Drive: DVD±RW Double layer
Wired Network: Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000 Mbps
GIFT: Screen(diagonal size=21,5"),Keyboard+Mouse
PRICE:950 EUROS


Turbo-X Cerberus AMD G3690
Processor: AMD A-Series
Processor Name: 6800K
Processor Speed: 4.40 GHz
RAM Memory: 8GB DDR3 1333 MHz
Hard Drive: 1TB 7200 rpm
Graphic Card: AMD HD 6670 2 GB
Motherboard Chipset: AMD A75 DDR3
Power Source: 550 W
Optical Drive: DVD-RW Super Multi
Wired Network: Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000 Mbps
Wireless Network: WIFIN (802.11a/b/g/n)
GIFT:Keyboard+Mouse
PRICE:640 EUROS


Turbo-X Gladiator
Processor: AMD FX 8350 4.00 GHz
RAM Memory: 8GB DDR3 1333 MHz 1600 MHz
Hard Drive 1: 1TB 7200 rpm
Connection: SATA III
Hard Drive 2: 120 GB
Connection: SSD
Graphic Card: AMD HD 7790 1 GB
Motherboard Chipset: AMD 760G DDR3
Power Source: 650 W
Optical Drive: DVD±RW Double layer
Wired Network: Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000 Mbps
FANS: 5 fans 125mm with speed control AND WATER COOLING.
GIFT: No
PRICE:999 euros



thanks for your time and your help!!!!!
and i'm sorry for my horrible Engish(it's very late)

[ryanmx25]

All of those should run the game on medium to high graphics with over 100 fps on nationals.

[Pumaxcs]

HP Envy Phoenix is the best. HP Pro 3500 doesn't have a graphics card, the i7 is capable but for that price and no graphics card now way. Turbo X Gamer is decent and will run it but the Envy is a better choice. Turbo X Cerberus is decent but the A series isn't a gaming CPU and the 6670 is outdated, thats why its cheap. It may be able to run games but it won't be as quality as the other options is my guess. Turbo X Gladiator is decent and will run games but for the same price the Envy is once again better performance wise with Intel CPU and a new GPU. The Gladiator does have higher RAM and better storage however a single 1TB drive is more than enough. Water cooling means nothing unless you plan on overclocking or really need to have something powerful cool your system. Hopefully that helps and for my opinion, the Envy is what I would get.

[pavlos#44]

Thnx guys that realy helped me!!!:-)

[crashreallyfast]

Turbo-X Gamer G400 would be what i go for, it comes with a video card, and a very strong processor. The SSD is also very very nice, if you put the game on that, it will load tracks faster then you can fathom.

[pavlos#44]

Turbo-X Gamer G400 would be what i go for, it comes with a video card, and a very strong processor. The SSD is also very very nice, if you put the game on that, it will load tracks faster then you can fathom.

so i should buy Turbo-X Gamer and after some mouths change the Graphic Card???(so i can play and other games like battlefield 4 with max detail?) or i need to change the Graphic Card and the Ram memory??

[Yamahaman95]

All of those should run the game on medium to high graphics with over 100 fps on nationals.

NOOOOOOOOOO WAY, the HD 4000 graphic card sucks balls, that is what i have in my laptop...not good every other one, should be fine

[MotardMatt220]

as long as it isn't a MAC then its bound to be good.


also i might recommend a SSD or two for the OS and other applications/games,that's going to prevent your PC from slowing down over time

[Pumaxcs]

The Gamer would work but the i7 is so overpowering compared to a 7750 that the i7 would be bottlenecked and not get the full performance out of the CPU.

SSD's are good but I really don't like the idea of multiple drives for people that are basic. Sometimes it would work out but sometimes it is easier to just save it all on a 1TB drive than keeping up with which one goes where. I'll leave that for your decision.

[pavlos#44]

i think that i will buy the HP Envy and not the Gamer just because if sometime i want to change something on the Gamer it will take 200+ Euros so it's like i buy a good enough screen for the HP Envy plus the wireless Network is very comfortable for me because i dont' want to buy a long wire cause my cat will bite it FOR SURE lol and i think that's better and for other games,but also i think that the Turbo-X Gladiator it's good to especially with the water cooling system(many guys say that they have problems when their pc's get hot) even though it don't have any gifts and it's at the same price with the Envy. it's so hard to decide lol

[Pumaxcs]

Water cooling does help that is true. Though for that system it is more of a luxury. If you get a PC that would create a lot of heat/constantly at 100% load then you should get a watercooled PC but chances are with that equipment and you getting a prebuilt, just getting good airflow and keeping it dust free will be just fine for your setup and needs.

[pavlos#44]

ok THNX GUYS FOR THE HELP REALLY APPRECIATE THE TIME THAT YOU SPEND TO HELP ME WITH THIS i think that i will buy the HP Envy i think it's more comfortable for my needs