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Our Purchaser’s ProfileGaming is the purchaser’s passion
Consoles like Playstation and Xbox seem low-resolution
Graphics cards on PCs offer greater resolution and more real-life detail
Gaming on PCs is a generation ahead of console gaming in terms of design and complexity
Some games are only available on PCPC gaming offers access to online gameplay
with hundreds of other players at the same time.
Money is not an object
Purchaser’s wish list Visual virtual reality is key
Real-world graphics Amazing sound Large widescreen display and maybe multiple displays Fast processing for responsive game play
Storage capacity or multiple hard drives to store games in progress.
Light on the software –operating system like Windows and purchased games as desired.
Some peripherals – controllers, keyboard, mouse
Desktop vs Notebook vs LaptopPortability is not required.Graphics and processing requirements
demand increased power – purchaser will not be playing on battery powered.
Significant power demands will require some sort of built in cooling capability
Large display desired ultimately determines that a PC is the desired platform.
SoftwarePC gaming systems require little software beyond
an operating system, such as Windows. All systems we examined come with either
Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 preloaded.Games for the systems are purchased separately
by the purchaser depending on the titles desired, such as Need for Speed – Hot Pursuit, etc. A typical PC game costs around $60 and can be purchased on a disk or downloaded from the internet.
File Size for Need for Speed is 15,411 MB
Websites Used General information about gaming PCs:
PC magazine’s best gaming pc’s 2014 -- http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2393552,00.asp
CNET’s review of 2014 -- http://www.cnet.com/news/pc-gaming-at-e3-2014-gaining-steam-even-without-steam-machines/
Tech Guide for Real Life – Gaming PCs -- http://www.tomsguide.com/us/best-gaming-pc,news-18225.html#best-gaming-pc%2Cnews-18225.html?&_suid=1403115803468022540785049143108
Amazon.com- General PC-specific information
http://m.dell.com/mt/www.dell.com/us/p/alienware-x51-r2/pd.aspx?mboxDisable=1&oc=dpcwxy05s
http://www.velocitymicro.com/wizard.php?iid=75&gclid=CJee-IWv_r4CFapxOgodYxcAK
http://www.originpc.com/cart/?task=view
Battle of the Computers:Computer #1: The Dell Alienware Extreme x51
Computer #2: The VelocityMicro Raptor Signature
Computer #3: The Origins Millennium
But which one did we choose?............THE ORIGINS MILLENNIUM
Rationale+Considerations: Rationale – We selected the Origins computer because
of the wide range of customization options, ability to upgrade with increased memory + additional drives, slots for multi video cards for supporting the next generation of 3-D gaming, and the computer basically has its own air conditioning
Specifics taken into consideration- 2*240 GB Solid state drive, Intel Core i7 4770K Quad-Core 3.5 GHz(3.9 GHz Turboboost), Peripheral bundles, Controller, Monitors*2, Speaker System, Webcam, Internet Explorer
Summary for fuller explanation: https://dbulkgctechsummerschool.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=56&action=edit&message=1
Why Computer #3:While the Dell is a good entry into gaming,
for a purchaser who is not concerned about cost a customized PC is way better for this scenario “full experience”. This leaves options 2+3 the velocity and the origins. Option2 does not have as many options on personalizing, and has less expandability for future upgrades. Costs for 2+3 are both marked similarly however, #3 in final analysis wins because of the added peripherals and monitors included in the price.
Other List of Specifications+Why it’s powerful
Specifications-Remote Control LED, High performance fans, WiFi/Bluetooth, Windows 7 Premium 64 bit edition, 2 OS drives, ASUS CD/DVD Burner, 40 in 1 media card, warranty for 1 year, etc.
Two separate hard drives 250 GB a piece, Intel i7 Quad processor, able to execute lots of commands quickly, access and process quickly gamer experiencing little lag between instruction and execution
Reviews/ Other needed components:
ReviewsCnet: “Endlessly customizable and very easy to upgrade”
Other needed Components: Keyboard, mouse, more display (if you really wanted), Controllers
Works Cited PageWorks Cited Page Almendrala Ragaza, Laarni. “The 10 Best Gaming Desktops.” PC
Magazine. 24 October 2013. Ackerman, Dan. “PC gaming at E3 2014: Gaining steam, even
without Stem Machines.” CNET. 13 June 2014. Eitelbach, David. “Best Gaming Desktops 2014.” Tom’s Guide. 21
January 2014. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2393552,00.asp http://www.cnet.com/news/pc-gaming-at-e3-2014-gaining-steam-e
ven-without-steam-machines/
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/best-gaming-pc,news-18225.html#best-gaming-pc%2Cnews-18225.html?&_suid=1403115803468022540785049143108
http://m.dell.com/mt/www.dell.com/us/p/alienware-x51-r2/pd.aspx?mboxDisable=1&oc=dpcwxy05s
http://www.velocitymicro.com/wizard.php?iid=75&gclid=CJee-IWv_r4CFapxOgodYxcAK
http://www.originpc.com/cart/?task=view