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hdd, video card, sound card, mother board, memory|||I liked gunner's and dvfraz's answers the best, but before you spend any money on a new computer, you must come to terms with the truth about the PC market:
If you buy the latest, cutting edge equipment and pay top dollar for it, as soon as it arrives and you take it out of the box, it is already outperformed by the next-gen thing that came out while your PC was being delivered.
My advice is to buy the technology that was "new" a month ago. There is usually a minimal difference in performance (like a 3.2Ghz dual core processor versus a 3.4Ghz dual core), but the cost difference is significant.
I prefer AMD vs. Intel processors.
ATI vs. NVidia video cards.
AsusTek motherboards vs. anything else.
Maxtor SATA HDD.
RAM is the cheapest upgrade to any PC. Get at least a Gig.|||computers are hard to keep up to date with everything "NEW" unless u plan on spending alot of money! parts go obselete in weeks.|||Well, you have so many things to choose from. The best kind would be to go for an ASUS premium motherboard, with around 2GB of RAM.Try the 7 series graphics cards from NVidia. Go for a dual core processor. That's all if you really wanna spend. The best gaming PC currently available is the DELL XPS gaming system. The thing's built for dreams !!!|||Too hard to say! At this minute, Dual-core 64 bit processors are the "Thing". They are fast, but there aren't any programs (at this tick) to support them or the single-core 64-bit either. Everything right now is at 32-bit. they'll change in a tick! HDDs, SATA IIs are the thing, if you have a mobo to support it properly! Video, 1GB? are out there. Audio, the last I saw 8.1. Memory, I think 2GB+ per stick are there, again mobo support is needed. Again, I don't spend all day looking for the "latest and greatest"!|||Check out this
Dell XPS 600 Renegade
This system is the best ever i heard of!
See the full specifications and trust your eyes!|||not yet invented...
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