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freeracercolin
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I have heard good things about Cyberpower. But it is a lot cheaper just to build it yourself. It's not that hard.
coastie65
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DEpends on your Budget, but you should fine something at iBuyPower, Digital Storm, Mainframe, and a host of others. I intentionaly left out CyberPower and I did so for a reason. I have seen far too many negative reviews to ever recommend them. We have a place here, Velocity Micro, that does good work as well.
MasterDell
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Building a computer by yourself is pretty easy. I would suggest going to Best Buy and buying a prebuilt ASUS or go to ibuypower.com
Honestly, just check besybuy, newegg, tigerdirect and whatever retailer comes up through google. That of course if you are only looking to spend $600-900.
I would personally just find someone you know to build one for $100. You could find a build on the forums or ask for help, then just get the person to build it for you. All the major parts will come with 2-3 year warranty at least, while most prebuilts in that range only have 1 year warranty.
You get a better quality of parts when a build is done custom. In a prebuilts the motherboard and power supply will be VERY bad. If you paid someone to build it, it would cost about the same as buying a prebuilt.
As mentioned, building a computer is rather easy, which is why so many kids do it
It shouldn't take someone who has done it before more than 2 hours for all the installation and updates.
Here is a site if you want to learn the process about building a computer (not saying you are building it, but someone else building it for you even)
http://www.build-gaming-computers.com/
Video of a full build, 30 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-uHmL7Y2UU
I would personally just find someone you know to build one for $100. You could find a build on the forums or ask for help, then just get the person to build it for you. All the major parts will come with 2-3 year warranty at least, while most prebuilts in that range only have 1 year warranty.
You get a better quality of parts when a build is done custom. In a prebuilts the motherboard and power supply will be VERY bad. If you paid someone to build it, it would cost about the same as buying a prebuilt.
As mentioned, building a computer is rather easy, which is why so many kids do it
It shouldn't take someone who has done it before more than 2 hours for all the installation and updates.
Here is a site if you want to learn the process about building a computer (not saying you are building it, but someone else building it for you even)
http://www.build-gaming-computers.com/
Video of a full build, 30 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-uHmL7Y2UU
coastie65
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jaraldo :
Honestly, just check besybuy, newegg, tigerdirect and whatever retailer comes up through google. That of course if you are only looking to spend $600-900.
I would personally just find someone you know to build one for $100. You could find a build on the forums or ask for help, then just get the person to build it for you. All the major parts will come with 2-3 year warranty at least, while most prebuilts in that range only have 1 year warranty.
You get a better quality of parts when a build is done custom. In a prebuilts the motherboard and power supply will be VERY bad. If you paid someone to build it, it would cost about the same as buying a prebuilt.
As mentioned, building a computer is rather easy, which is why so many kids do it
It shouldn't take someone who has done it before more than 2 hours for all the installation and updates.
Here is a site if you want to learn the process about building a computer (not saying you are building it, but someone else building it for you even)
http://www.build-gaming-computers.com/
Video of a full build, 30 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-uHmL7Y2UU
I would personally just find someone you know to build one for $100. You could find a build on the forums or ask for help, then just get the person to build it for you. All the major parts will come with 2-3 year warranty at least, while most prebuilts in that range only have 1 year warranty.
You get a better quality of parts when a build is done custom. In a prebuilts the motherboard and power supply will be VERY bad. If you paid someone to build it, it would cost about the same as buying a prebuilt.
As mentioned, building a computer is rather easy, which is why so many kids do it
It shouldn't take someone who has done it before more than 2 hours for all the installation and updates.
Here is a site if you want to learn the process about building a computer (not saying you are building it, but someone else building it for you even)
http://www.build-gaming-computers.com/
Video of a full build, 30 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-uHmL7Y2UU
Hey !!!! I build my own and I'm no kid, well maybe at heart.
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