If he does this make sure the pc he buys has a graphics card and not an integrated chip.That is a thought. Had a quick look on ebay deals of the day and there are 32 inch HD Tvs for about £230 and 40 inch one for about £280. $0 inch would be one hell of a big monitor!
Not an issue with sandy bridge or ivy bridge intels, they can easily handle HD resolution for most things, games will be more of a struggle, mindIf he does this make sure the pc he buys has a graphics card and not an integrated chip.
Upgrade graphics card to what exactly, theres some options on that which are pretty pricey, and I hope you went SSD.Not an issue with sandy bridge or ivy bridge intels, they can easily handle HD resolution for most things, games will be more of a struggle, mind
One thing to look at though if you're going for a giant screen, watch for the pixel density. 1080p is wonderful for a 24" monitor, less so for a 30" or higher one if he's gonna be close to the screen at all.
I have one of these for my gaming needs.
https://www.overcloc...040&subcat=1892
With an upgraded graphics card.