What about this computer?

[Samuel]

Costs 700 euros

Pavilion HPE h8-1206el, Processore Intel® Core™ i5-2400 (3,1 GHz 6 MB di cache L3) , Chipset: Intel H67, Landing pad per USB 3.0, Memoria 8 GB di DDR3 (2 x 4 GB) , Slot per memoria: 4 DIMM, [...] CONTINUAAlloggiamenti unità esterne: 2 alloggiamenti per unità ottiche esterne; 2 alloggiamenti per HDD interni, Unità interna SATA 2 TB 6 G (7200 rpm) , Masterizzatore DVD SATA DVD RAM e Double Layer, NVIDIA GeForce GT 545 (3 GB dedicata) , USB 3.0, USB 2.0, Connettori video: 1 DVI (VGA tramite adattatore) , 1 HDMI, Lettore di schede di memoria 15 in 1, Console audio Beats; Audio ad alta definizione 7.1, Tastiera wireless e Mouse inclusi, LAN Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000 integrata, Wireless LAN 802.11 b / g / n, Windows® 7 Home Premium autentico 64

You think it's ok?

[Espay]

sounds good but 700 euro is a little bit much

[Samuel]

Oh something I forgot to add, and it's not specified there, apparently:

Famiglia della scheda grafica Intel, NVIDIA
Scheda grafica dedicata GeForce GT 545
Memoria video dedicata 3072 MB
Scheda grafica integrata HD Graphics 2000


It has an Integrated graphic card Intel HD Graphics 2000, what the fuck does it mean? Wasn't it nVidia GeForce??????

Is this good or bad?

[Samuel]

By the way it is one of the best I have found every other computer was either as good but more expensive, or not as good and just as expensive.

Anyway I'll go for this one, I would like to hear some opinions though.

[Ghost]

Integrated graphics are in the CPU itself these days. Pretty much every new computer now will have it, which means if you take the video card out then you can use the basic integrated graphics as long as your motherboard has VGA/DVI/HDMI out. You can also hook up an extra monitor on that jack but it won't have the rendering capability that the monitor hooked up to the video card has.

IMO it's too expensive for what you're getting but hey you gotta pay extra if you want it all put together ready to go, so maybe it's not too terrible. You're also paying for that "Beats" name licensing fee.