HELP!What Windows 10 computer is Fast and smooth?

I am reposting this because my darn ipad is just not posting the topics.
I need help what computer is fast and smooth because like 4 years ago i got scammed because i bought a 200$ windows 7 laptop on best buy and when i first got into it,it was very slow and very laggy and i couldint access the web or anything on the windows 7 laptop!Like i dont want to get scammed on buying a 379$ windows 10 desktop because my dad will get very mad if he just wasted so much money on a computer i want to get.Please help!I am planning to get a windows 10 desktop for my birthday.

Its not technically a scam, you get what you pay for and they have all of the specs on whatever stores website it is. As for getting a new computer, what exactly were you thinking? What games? How much are you willing to pay? You also need to keep in mind you should get virus protection.

Do you want a desktop or a laptop? I'm confused.

One thing that you need to realize is that you get what you pay for when it comes to computers. I'm sorry, but spending $200 on a computer is not much at all. You will need to spend much more than that if you want something which runs smoothly.

That being said, here is a $379.99 laptop that you might be able to find at Best Buy which should work pretty well for you . It has a Core i3 processor (which is much faster than many other laptops in that price range), a nice-sized screen, 6 GB of RAM, and 1 TB of hard drive space. You should easily be able to play Marble Blast on this.

Please don't buy that just because I linked you to it, though, because I'm not going to be held accountable if you end up not liking it. I'm just showing you an example of what a good buy might be. Please read reviews, make your own decisions, and talk with your parents about what you might be looking for before impulse buying anything.

well now i want a desktop because my dad wants one

HopeNotToGetScammed wrote: well now i want a desktop because my dad wants one

What's the most that you're willing to pay for one? Is building one yourself OK, or do you need a prebuilt?

well im not rich i dont even know how to build a computer

HopeNotToGetScammed wrote: well im not rich i dont even know how to build a computer

If you can give the maximum you can spend on a computer, we can try to find some desktops that can run Marble Blast at that price or lower.

well what i found on my mail is there was a computer that is 379$

I'd just like to put something out there.

Two years ago, I had been running Marble Blast just fine on an archaic Windows XP machine, 512mb RAM and a 30gb HDD. Processor was garbage and so was the video card. But it ran great. I couldn't record, necessarily, but understand that Marble Blast was designed to run on a similar machine. So, having said that, Marble Blast is going to run fine on anything you buy (I won't say the same about PQ necessarily, because of shaders and whatever else they jacked up the game with). Based on how you've worded your first post, that's what you're looking for.

Perhaps you don't conclude this as an answer to your question. Well I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that nobody will be able to answer you except yourself. Specs really mean nothing if price/availability are your main factors. You won't get a high-end computer for anything less than $600-800 (that's just a guess, but it doesn't matter since that's out of your price range anyway as you indicated. If that guess is wrong, then the price would be even higher). How about, instead of us giving you endless options of things you could buy for $379 (which is a hell of a lot), may I advise you to find something you like, and post back what you like about it? Have a look at the specifications. Take a look at the monitor. Check out the presentation. Do your own research and find something that you like, because ultimately it is your decision. We can't really help you if you don't know what you're looking for, nor can we be accountable for something you buy that you don't end up liking.

Also, you weren't really "scammed", per se. You didn't really provide any helpful information about that laptop, so chances are you may have bought it without knowing exactly what you bought. That would have been your first mistake.

HopeNotToGetScammed wrote: well im not rich i dont even know how to build a computer

Also, just want to add here that the amount of wealth you possess does not equate to the level of knowledge you have. You don't need to have a lot of money to do some research online.

Also, some sage advice: Always plan for a change of plans.

how was i not scammed?when wasted 200$ on a useless computer that cannot access anything and best buy will not let me sell my windows 7 laptop because how 100% useless it is and i couldint get my 200$ back.
and thats why im asking this question because i dont want this to happen again to my dad.

I know $200 sounds like a lot. But when it comes to getting a good computer, $200 isn't enough

I have a suggestion for you. Search around online with some specs, and post back here your findings and ask us what we think about the machines for our opinions. That way you can learn a bit about computer hardware, and we can help you so you don't waste money

well do those tower thingy make a new desktop faster?

HopeNotToGetScammed wrote: well do those tower thingy make a new desktop faster?

The "tower thingy" is the computer.

Well this is the one I want,sorry for blurry image

HopeNotToGetScammed wrote: Well this is the one I want,sorry for blurry image

That isn't bad. Keep in mind that it doesn't come with a monitor from what I can tell. If you don't have one already, that will likely cost you another $100 at least.

HopeNotToGetScammed wrote: Well this is the one I want,sorry for blurry image

Should fare pretty well. I used an i5 processor for years, didn't have much problems. 8 GB RAM is good for multipurpose use, and a 1TB hard drive is nice. Like Derpking said, it appears to come without a monitor. If you do want a nice monitor (there are cheaper ones, but they are nowhere next to high quality), you will have to pay at least $100, like said.

well 8 days left till my birthday please send me a link of a desktop and tower under 400$ i seriously need help!

NOTE: I WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE IF YOU BUY THIS AND ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH IT. I HAVE NEVER USED ANY OF THESE PRODUCTS THAT I LINKED YOU TO, AND I AM ONLY RECOMMENDING THEM TO YOU BASED ON INFORMATION I HAVE FOUND ONLINE. YOU SHOULD EVALUATE THESE ON YOUR OWN BEFORE PURCHASING.

Getting a good desktop and monitor for under $400 is difficult, but here's what I've been able to find. Lenovo has a really good deal on the H50 if you buy it through their site. This includes a 4th-generation Intel Pentium processor with 4GB of RAM and 500GB of hard drive space. I would think that Marble Blast should run fine on this...

Desktop: Lenovo H50-50 - 90B700EHUS - Black: Web Special ($229.99 with SANTADEAL25 coupon)
Monitor: HP Pavilion 21.5-Inch IPS LED HDMI VGA Monitor ($99.99)
HDMI Cable: AmazonBasics High-Speed HDMI Cable - 6.5 Feet (2 Meters) ($5.02)

Total: $335

Not bad.

Lenovo doesn't specifically state that this computer has an HDMI output, but if it is indeed an H50-50 model then it should according to the user manual they have linked online. Also, this might not come with Windows 10 out-of-the-box, but you should be able to upgrade to it for free.

Ok thanks DerpKing!