Purchasing Desktop(Not building one.)

[Dreamer]

I live in Everett. If you really are too afraid to put your shit together I can do it for you, as long as you don't hold me liable for shit not working.

Sounds like a good idea

[Pandemic]

Mega Special II
or
Mega Special III

[Jacket]

I'm not against building one,but I would just prefer to get one prebuilt.
@Pandemic Taking II into consideration.

[Pandemic]

I'm not against building one,but I would just prefer to get one prebuilt.
@Pandemic Taking II into consideration.

Glad I could help

[Jacket]

Anybody can give some input on this?
https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/saved/1DNRM5

[Nexulous]

Anybody can give some input on this?
https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/saved/1DNRM5

One of the things you should put into consideration are the reviews for the computer. And I've brought quite a couple computers from cyberpowerpc, and some of the parts sometimes come loose during shipping/sometimes manuals and things are also missing. Other than that, I've had a pretty good experience with them so far, so you can trust them as far as their computer building expertise goes.

[maxpower439]

The desktop @Poison posted it preety fucking good

[Cole]

I live in Everett. If you really are too afraid to put your shit together I can do it for you, as long as you don't hold me liable for shit not working.

..holy shit...theres a good chance i might actually know you irl...or at least you know people i know...im scared..

[[MPGH]Doc]

..holy shit...theres a good chance i might actually know you irl...or at least you know people i know...im scared..

There may be a large age difference that makes it hard for you to know him or anyone he knows

[[MPGH]iverson954360]

..holy shit...theres a good chance i might actually know you irl...or at least you know people i know...im scared..

Unless you're around 20 years of age then i doubt it. I went to Mariner high school. where do you live?

[Paladin]

Tutorials are not a proper substitute for experience

Motherboard manuals beg to differ. Computers are easy to build, if you're not going to build, you might as well get someone to do it for you. The advantages outweight the disadvantages.

Even Newegg puts out reliable tutorials, and most of the building is the same every time.

[SeemsGood.]

i would say or prefer u to buy
8 Gb of ram
2 Gb of graphics
And 1 Alein wirelss Mouse
and Intel i7
With good headphones
Most prolly it would cost atleast 3k dollars

It would be good enough for gaming

[RYkEt]

600.00 ~

CyberpowerPC Gamer Xtreme 1321 (GX1321) Desktop PC Intel Core i5 2500K(3.30GHz) 8GB DDR3 1TB HDD Capacity AMD Radeon HD 6670 1GB Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit

Search it on Newegg.

[Cole]

Unless you're around 20 years of age then i doubt it. I went to Mariner high school. where do you live?

well im 18 and live in Redmond..but me and a lot of my friends sort of skipped (the running start thing) and some of them went to everett and some including me are in greenriver...but then again its doubtful becuase its not like anyone gives a damn whos in there class...
-on topic-
and yes computers are easy to build i had a demonstration in class on how to build one from scratch parts and it took us each like 15 minutes...including demonstrations of the parts and mechanics...