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    Default Can this computer run Call of duty4?

    Well I'm buying a computer from my friend for $280 and I'm wondering can I play call of duty4 at mid to low setting

    He has This: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16883227163

    So should I buy it and if I bought it could I upgrade some things like the graphics card or whatever?

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    That's a great deal, pretty much anything with a discrete video card for under $480 is a great deal. But I'd change the power supply first, it's not a brand that is known to last long, they usually last around a year or two and offer very little power for the amount of watts it's rated at. Here's a power supply I'd recommend if you're on a low budget.
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817341016
    Cheap and works well.

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    Ok thx you very much.
    Should I upgrade anything else I can spare up $200

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    CPU would be a reasonable upgrade in a low budget and current time. GPU can be upgraded, but I strongly recommend not to since the new generation for ATI is coming out on the 10th. For the CPU to be upgraded to, I'd either get this:
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819103649
    If you're/he's/she's doing a lot of video production, minor overclocking, and playing games with multicore support.
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819103680
    If you're/he's/she's doing heavy overclocking, playing games without multicore support, and does a little video production.
    Personally I'd choose the first one, since I like to overclock, it's extremely addicting if you're a tech geek and I don't pay for 200mhz for like $50 and that I like to future proof it as much as I can.

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    Are there any guides for overclocking?
    or can you tell me how to do it?

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    sakumo i would like to know how overclocking works for my CPU as well. I can use the ATi Overdrive that comes with the Catalyst Control Center for my graphics card to overclock it safely, but how do you overclock a CPU easily?

    here is the CPU that I have:
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819103674

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    Overclocking is usually done by increasing the bus speed or multiplier in the BIOS.

    HOWEVER, do NOT attempt this without help or guidance of some sort if you are new.
    Go to overclocking forums (quite a few around on the web) and ask for help there.

    If you burned your CPU after doing what I told, I am NOT responsible for your actions.


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