Or, the X2 4200+ stock E521 is 190% of the cost of the 3200+ box. The stock box with the X2 4200+ is US$909. My idea of 'not much more expensive' must be different from yours. There's not much reason not to at this point in the game. It's not much more expensive and gets you into dualcore. I'd go with the X2 4200+ over the standard 3200+. Sorry, gotta disagree with you there, BJ. Order Logitech X-230 from Newegg along with the video card. Immediately order either a eVGA 7600GT or eVGA 7800GS-based video card from Whatever your level of pain can handle.ĭecline speakers. I'd really take advantage of my purchase to get a subsidized Dell E207WFp LCD. Otherwise, you'll go nuts trying to find a SATA aftermarket upgrade. Get the stock 512Mb of RAM and immediately buy either an another identical 512Mb from Crucial, or sell it on the Agora and buy 2Gb (Dell Recommends 2GB for Vista) of DDR2-667 (Its a Multiplier thang.) of Corsair or Mushkin. Lets say your liver is already rotted-out from your love of Everclear and HEP-4. Now, if you're going to be doing extreme gaming at maximum resolutions, I think you should either send Dell your liver, or prepare for some major customizations. (Search the InterWeb for a 'Free Shipping' coupon.)
That's the absolute cheapest model they have.
If that's you, the big win, is the 'Old Lady Box'. Its no barn burner, but you can surf the InterWeb for pr0n, write emails, watch movies, and do your Quicken without knowing what's under the hood. That box has the GeForce 430 and a NForce 6150. Also, the integrated graphics are not DVI. Has anyone walked you through the economics of buying a Dell? There can be some big advantages, if you're canny.Īs previously posted, you 'get' the integrated graphics, no matter what. Have read that on board graphics can some time lead to a problrm when upgrading.
#Dell e207wfp video card upgrade#
My Question is am i better off getting the integtated graphics or should i at least upgrade to the NVidia.
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