Building A Gaming PC Method
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numanator
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It is better to save up, if you buy parts months in advance then a new, better version may get released. Also, your warranty period starts when you buy the parts so you would want to have the whole system covered for as long as possible. Plus, if you get a defective component, you would not know until months later when you put it together.
lowriderflow
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well.... typically wait, but if the deal's right, then jump on it now.
Like the newegg shell shockers, if you see a $100 power supply come across there for $40 after rebate, jump in it now.
Power supplies dont really change.
so basically wait unless it's a crazy deal
Like the newegg shell shockers, if you see a $100 power supply come across there for $40 after rebate, jump in it now.
Power supplies dont really change.
so basically wait unless it's a crazy deal
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