Hi Dave.I bought my PC from Novatech for just over £400.It came with Vista Home Premium installed and with keyboard and mouse but no monitor,it runs my simulators with no problems.
Jim.
Hi jim.smith,
I wish the same could be said of all the systems available now.
Vista now seems to be a stable GUI that has a better, more efficient, way of using memory.
Windows 7 seems to be even better than that. It isn't as memory hungry as Vista and the graphics are generally better.
The reason that I am recommending a gaming computer is that...
If you spend out for a system this year and then one year down the line you cannot play your favourite game, (which might not be SS Extremes), then you may not have the funds to go for another system.
Most gaming computers are expandable. You should be able to upgrade to a 64bit Windows 7 and then upgrade your memory to 6/8 GB if needed. You should be able to upgrade your graphics card or even your CPU.
I suppose that I'm talking about future proofing really, you want a computer to be able to do everything you want for the next four or five years.
Regards, Dave