PC for multitabling

[Med44]

Hi, I'm buying a new computer to play poker.

What works HM2 with the following settings?:

Asrock H61M-VG3
Intel Pentium G2030
RAM Crucial Ballistix DDR3
Disk SSD

I plan to use Simultaneously:

• Hold'em Manager 2
• TableNinja II
• Note Caddy
• TableScanner 2

This Work? Or HM only goes well with I5 and I7?

PD: I will use two disks, one just to keep my hands.

Thank you!

Regards.

[Patvs]

That mainboard only supports SATA300 (=SATA2), where the SSD you selected supports SATA600 (=SATA3)
Get a mainboard that also has SATA3 ports.

CPU: I would definitely get one of the newer CPU's ie: I5 or I7. You're going to see a much better performance over the G2020.

[Med44]

Hello, thank you very much for responding.

I will try to buy the I5

PD: What do you think of the i3?

thank you!

[Patvs]

The i3 is similar to the G9020, both are budget CPUs.

Since you also want to use NoteCaddy and TableNinja, get a i5, preferably even a i7.

[Med44]

Thank you very much, I think I will have to spend more than I thought

What do you think of this setup?

H81M-DGS LGA1150 / H81 / 2 x DDR3 / 2 x SATA 6Gbps / 2 x SATA 3Gbps / Micro ATX
Core i5-4570 Processor (6M Cache, up to 3.20 GHz) Haswell (BX80646I54570)
8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz Non-ECC DIMM XMP [SNIPER] (F3-12800CL9D-8GBSR)
Kingston SSD 60G V300

Thanks!

[Patvs]

I'm unsure if the Kingston V-serie is really fast.
You should compare its performance with a Samsung 840 series, and read: Best SSDs For The Money, February Updates

[Med44]

I'm unsure if the Kingston V-serie is really fast.
You should compare its performance with a Samsung 840 series, and read: Best SSDs For The Money, February Updates

Ok, thank you very much for responding!

regards!

[udbrky]

I'm not familiar with their SSD's, but did get a stick of RAM that was DOA a few years ago, it scares me off from their SSD's. I haven't done much research into hardware in a couple years, but I don't remember them ranking high on tomshardware.

I had bad experience with Corsair SSD's too. Definitely check outthe link Pat linked for any other hardware questions. They have great reviews and information.