Hardware Revolution

When I started planning what computer parts to use for this computer, I was worried. I wanted to go for a 4850’s Crossfire setup, but I thought that it would go over 1000$. I also thought that if I went with a single video card, this computer wouldn’t be worth the 250$ different over the Gaming computer for $750. So I took a look at the Ultimate Gaming Computer for $1500 and I asked myself: “Where can I cut down on costs and yet, offer the best video game performance(by using a 4850 Crossfire setup), with a $1000 budget?”

Introduction: For the last two months, I’ve been sick and tired! My current laptop, an Aspire 5610, is too powerful, too heavy (About 7 pounds) and has a too short battery lifespan (2 hours fully charged, with power-saving features on, although the battery has some wear.) and I only use my laptop to surf on […]

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It is time for the 8th segment of this series of articles on what hardware parts to choose in order to build your own custom computer. This segment will focus on a mainstream high-end photo/video editing computer, with a set budget of 1500$.
As the name implies, I will suggest […]

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Hi everyone! Time for an update for “The Best gaming desktop computer under 1000$”!
Here is a list of the changes on this build compared to the previous build:
April 25th: 1st build that you can click here to see.
June 12th:

Cpu: 20.00$ price drop
Video Card: Moving from a […]

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So in this new poll, which is open until the end of the month, I ask you “What is your video card’s brand?”
To make things clear, what I want to know, is who is the maker of your graphic chip. So, in my case, I have a Sapphire Radeon X1950 Pro installed in my […]