HOWTO choose hardware for a desktop PC
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oui
Hi
If I understand well the first and actualized message, you propose us to buy new fast PCs for 650 $ plus monitor (installed power for it?).
for different user is the quality (resolution, sound, stereo) and performance (turnable, variable high, installed power and consumption) of monitor very important so we come to an amount of about? 800..900 $ (without to take under consideration, that the look of that instrument can be determinant in some room environment exactly like the look of glases on the nose!)
do I be right if I assume that the installed power will be 500 W + 100 W at least for monitor!
hm
I find it is to much...
I use an old DELL XPS15 laptop. sound + resolution are best (for laptops)!
i7 8 GB 3/4 TB, power 19,5 V 6,7 A (I can actually not see more printed indication as it is build in at a place I can't reach easily!) and I find it is (too) much because of the 2 drives (HD and DVD):
If it would have virtual Chip drives it would be a lot less...
And it is very important as those machines run sometimes / often all the day and such with really low consumption power supply are extremely rare!
and...
this machine is not to find so light used but in very good condition but equivalent ones are not difficult to find. look at http://ebay.de and search for «i7 8 GB»! you will find a lot of such equivalent machines with HD (=, again, more consumption
under 300 Euro and somtimes under 100 Euro - 1 $ = 1,08 Euro today!)
and the look is not important at all: if not adequate, close the lap and do it away when not used (turn the screen: hm, I work often with virtually turned screen without to have the possibility to really turn it! it is absolutely not ideal! A "transformer" with touch screen would be better for me
. But with i7, high resolution, stereo and good sount, 8 .. 24 GB / 1 (*1 .. 4 TB on chips and 3x4 usb3 ? Difficult to find).
(*1 virtual HD on chips can be easily removable. 1 TB is more as enough
If I understand well the first and actualized message, you propose us to buy new fast PCs for 650 $ plus monitor (installed power for it?).
for different user is the quality (resolution, sound, stereo) and performance (turnable, variable high, installed power and consumption) of monitor very important so we come to an amount of about? 800..900 $ (without to take under consideration, that the look of that instrument can be determinant in some room environment exactly like the look of glases on the nose!)
do I be right if I assume that the installed power will be 500 W + 100 W at least for monitor!
hm
I find it is to much...
I use an old DELL XPS15 laptop. sound + resolution are best (for laptops)!
i7 8 GB 3/4 TB, power 19,5 V 6,7 A (I can actually not see more printed indication as it is build in at a place I can't reach easily!) and I find it is (too) much because of the 2 drives (HD and DVD):
If it would have virtual Chip drives it would be a lot less...
And it is very important as those machines run sometimes / often all the day and such with really low consumption power supply are extremely rare!
and...
this machine is not to find so light used but in very good condition but equivalent ones are not difficult to find. look at http://ebay.de and search for «i7 8 GB»! you will find a lot of such equivalent machines with HD (=, again, more consumption
under 300 Euro and somtimes under 100 Euro - 1 $ = 1,08 Euro today!)and the look is not important at all: if not adequate, close the lap and do it away when not used (turn the screen: hm, I work often with virtually turned screen without to have the possibility to really turn it! it is absolutely not ideal! A "transformer" with touch screen would be better for me
. But with i7, high resolution, stereo and good sount, 8 .. 24 GB / 1 (*1 .. 4 TB on chips and 3x4 usb3 ? Difficult to find).(*1 virtual HD on chips can be easily removable. 1 TB is more as enough
All wrong.oui wrote:Hi
If I understand well the first and actualized message, you propose us to buy new fast PCs for 650 $ plus monitor (installed power for it?).
for different user is the quality (resolution, sound, stereo) and performance (turnable, variable high, installed power and consumption) of monitor very important so we come to an amount of about? 800..900 $ (without to take under consideration, that the look of that instrument can be determinant in some room environment exactly like the look of glases on the nose!)
do I be right if I assume that the installed power will be 500 W + 100 W at least for monitor!
hm
I find it is to much...
500W is the MAXIMUM power the power supply can deliver.
The REAL consumption of a PC is between 100 and 200W.
A modern LCD monitor consumes about 10-20W.
This guide is not about laptops. And this guide is not about old hardware.oui wrote:I use an old DELL XPS15 laptop. sound + resolution are best (for laptops)!
i7 8 GB 3/4 TB, power 19,5 V 6,7 A (I can actually not see more printed indication as it is build in at a place I can't reach easily!) and I find it is (too) much because of the 2 drives (HD and DVD):
If it would have virtual Chip drives it would be a lot less...
And it is very important as those machines run sometimes / often all the day and such with really low consumption power supply are extremely rare!
and...
this machine is not to find so light used but in very good condition but equivalent ones are not difficult to find. look at http://ebay.de and search for «i7 8 GB»! you will find a lot of such equivalent machines with HD (=, again, more consumption
and the look is not important at all: if not adequate, close the lap and do it away when not used (turn the screen: hm, I work often with virtually turned screen without to have the possibility to really turn it! it is absolutely not ideal! A "transformer" with touch screen would be better for me
(*1 virtual HD on chips can be easily removable. 1 TB is more as enough
This guide is only for desktops and for new hardware.