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Is this a good gaming computer? Answered

I am shopping for a gaming/movie editing computer when I stumbled along this computer. It looks nice and sturdy... I would like to know if it is a good gaming/ movie editing pc. If any of you have it, please tell me what is good about it. here is a link http://www.shopping.hp.com/product/voodoo/firebird/1/storefronts/GM339AA%2523ABA?aoid=35252

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fwjs28Best Answer2009-04-10

it is a 64 bit so some programs may not work, but for the most part it sounds pretty good... ps i would use linux

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robots1992009-04-10

Do you think that it is a good gaming pc?

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fwjs282009-04-10

i wouldn't see why not...this might be helpful

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robots1992009-04-10

I saw that already but thanks, do you think that the $1200 price tag is steep?

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fwjs282009-04-10

hrmm...for a quad core and 64 bit idk...i think that you should defineitly look around and find the cheapest price...

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robots1992009-04-10

it is the same price everywhere. It is liquid cooled and has dual sli.

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fwjs282009-04-10

ahh...the dual sli will increase the price and so will the cooling...id say buy it....but be warned, HP can come with crapware and bloat...but that can be fixed quickly :)

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Thelonelysandwitch2010-01-13

I know that this question was all ready answered but i figured il throw in my 2 cents. if you have the money for it, this laptop (link on the bottom) is the best, and most amazing laptop for gaming ever. its called the alien ware mx11.

http://codamon.com/2010/01/dell-alienware-mx11-gaming-netbook/

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DELETED_evilfrogie2009-06-23

I wouldn't use linux as some games arn't compatible with it.

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frollard2009-04-10

it might be a good product, but I'd never buy another HP/compaq

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robots1992009-04-11

why not?

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frollard2009-04-12

hardware support, proprietary hardware (depends on model), and in my experience, non-existant technical support.

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robots1992009-04-12

Can You please tell me more about your experience.

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DELETED_evilfrogie2009-06-23

I agree. Generally brand name computers do't allow overclocking but I'm not sure if you'd want that. I kinda disagree with Frollard in a sense as well because if you build your own computer the tech support is yourself. I'm assuming Frollard meant by from someone else though so this would not be a problem.

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