Been looking at the parts above, and been looking at a few gaming computers. One I found in particular seems good but I'm not sure.
The price is about $949.78, but I'm not sure if it's good compared to others.
Not worth it. Can build a much better spec machine in Australia for cheaper than that. Can easily do it in Canada.
Newegg is your friend, you can easily build one yourself and then have it all shipped to you [most of the time you even get free shipping], plus it has a price tag on the side that tells you exactly how much it's going to cost.
But this is just how I do things, it's all up to you of course.
Originally Posted by Implify
Been looking at the parts above, and been looking at a few gaming computers. One I found in particular seems good but I'm not sure.
The price is about $949.78, but I'm not sure if it's good compared to others.
U are actually BUILDING your own right? Ordering parts and putting em together urself. Not customize parts on a site?
Originally Posted by ZeroTroubles
U are actually BUILDING your own right? Ordering parts and putting em together urself. Not customize parts on a site?
All depends. Might just pay a friend to do it all for me.
Originally Posted by Implify
All depends. Might just pay a friend to do it all for me.
And learn nothing in the process. Good one.
Originally Posted by Implify
All depends. Might just pay a friend to do it all for me.
Don't. Theres a very good video series by Newegg on how to build your PC on YouTube. Once you know where the parts go it's like Advanced LEGO
Originally Posted by ZeroTroubles
Don't. Theres a very good video series by Newegg on how to build your PC on YouTube. Once you know where the parts go it's like Advanced LEGO
Knowing me, it'll be one long process.
Originally Posted by Implify
Knowing me, it'll be one long process.
Take your time, doesn't matter. The longer time spent on making things right, the better.
Originally Posted by Implify
Knowing me, it'll be one long process.
nah man, your lucky to be able to build your own computer. build one yourself and you will learn a lot
btw take these guys advice and get a gtx670
Originally Posted by Doc
Take your time, doesn't matter. The longer time spent on making things right, the better.
That's what I'll end up doing.
PCDIYⓘ
click on the gamer desktops page
look up the parts for the geforce/radeon performance gamer and build it
in canada, parts should total $900-$1000
Did you find all your parts or do you still need help? Amd or Intel?
$1,200 is a ton to work with and you can get a pretty good build together:
Originally Posted by Implify
