What do you guys think about this one. Would that graphic card be good enough for playing games at medium? Looks like all the other stuffs seems better than any other computer at the same price in that G series.

http://www.msimobile.com/level3_productpage.aspx?cid=6&id=305

Programming and Multimedia. Probably because it last 3 years.

Is there a big difference between both graphic card? It's fun to have also a bigger screen, but the HDD have 320Go instead of 500Go. The requierement for school is 300Go, so only 20Go more. I'm not sure we gonna use the full 300 Go for school. And could probably put some stuffs on my External HDD or my PC.

My budget is around 1300$ and need to be on this MSI website. I want something I can play games (no need for Ultra settings) and it's for school too.

http://www.msimobile.com/default.aspx

Gotta have a good CPU (at least better than AMD Turion Core 2 or Intel Core Duo)

Ram (at least 4Go)

HDD (minimum 320, but would like around 500Go)

Dedicated Graphic Card (doesn't need to be the best one, but at least something that can play recent games on medium-high settings)

Note : Would like something not out of stock to be sure to have it at least next month.

Thank You!

Richard Burns Rally is still probably the best Rally sim I did play. Really good with RSRBR 2011. You still gotta have also a wheel and the online community is kinda dead. Still probably the closest thing to rally I have seen so far. It's pretty hard to play other racing game after you played that one. SimBin have a good collection of racing games too. Should check that out!

I don't know much about those fancy soundcard, but I did read lot's and lot's of good reviews from people using this AKG k702 with the Heed Canamp too. NVIDIATI seems to know a lot's about that pair of headphone and wouldn't be afraid to buy whatever he recommend for them.

Had that one in the past. The sound was kinda good for the price. It's still a budget heaphone and for this the quality ain't top notch. I had to replace the cable 2 times on those (in around 2 year use). Wasn't that much comfortable for long use either. High frequency is also a big let down. In overall the bass and mids were quite nice for that price, even better than some headphones costing much more. I would think for low budget headphone, they are doing a good job!

(I am talking about the HD 202 and not HD 202 II) Never tried out the HD 202 II and they are probably in another category being 70$

Around the same price of that JVC, I also suggest looking at Audio-Technica.

http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-ATHM30-ATH-M30-Professional-Headphones/dp/B00007E7C8/ref=pd_cp_e_3

I don't think he really want to spend around 100$ from the links he provided. Seems to want a product around 30$ or so.

If you don't want to spend that much, I suggest looking at Sony. They got nice stuffs for small price tag. Stay away from those skullcandy, much more about the looks than it is for the sound. I don't know much about those Sennheiser, but had a few costing around 40-50$ and were great. There's 2 thing I did hate about them is the chord breaking often. the part that goes into the headphone was pluged instead of fixed (so easily replacable for small fee). It was not loud enough for me either. Now I use AKG which are around 100$ and does sound much much better.