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EDIT: I just read the sticky on asking for advice, I'm adding that format here, the original text is at the bottom.
Approximate Purchase Date: As soon as I've decided on a build, I'll be buying it.
Budget Range: $400 or less after rebates, and excluding thermal paste, shipping, monitor and any other peripherals/accessories.
System Usage from Most to Least Important: Gaming, surfing the internet, coding, 3D animating, watching videos/movies.
Are you buying a monitor: Yes, and I've already decided on which one.
Parts to Upgrade: Everything, I'm looking for someone to make a build for me
Do you need to buy OS: No
Preferred Website(s) for Parts: I'd prefer it all from one website, but tigerdirect and newegg are the ones I like.
Location: Burnaby, BC Canada
Parts Preferences: Whatever's best, I have no preference.
Overclocking: Most likely not, but if I need just a little more power I may do a bit.
SLI or Crossfire: No
Your Monitor Resolution: 1920X1080
Additional Comments:
Hello Tom's Hardware-ers, I've been looking to build my first computer since my laptop started dying. My budget is quite low at $390 excluding thermal paste, monitor, keyboard, etc. I put together a few builds, and I have one fairly good one. But there's always a better way, so I was wondering if any of you guys can put together a build for me? I'll be using it for gaming, amatuer 3D animation, and some basic coding. Thanks in advance!
Approximate Purchase Date: As soon as I've decided on a build, I'll be buying it.
Budget Range: $400 or less after rebates, and excluding thermal paste, shipping, monitor and any other peripherals/accessories.
System Usage from Most to Least Important: Gaming, surfing the internet, coding, 3D animating, watching videos/movies.
Are you buying a monitor: Yes, and I've already decided on which one.
Parts to Upgrade: Everything, I'm looking for someone to make a build for me
Do you need to buy OS: No
Preferred Website(s) for Parts: I'd prefer it all from one website, but tigerdirect and newegg are the ones I like.
Location: Burnaby, BC Canada
Parts Preferences: Whatever's best, I have no preference.
Overclocking: Most likely not, but if I need just a little more power I may do a bit.
SLI or Crossfire: No
Your Monitor Resolution: 1920X1080
Additional Comments:
Hello Tom's Hardware-ers, I've been looking to build my first computer since my laptop started dying. My budget is quite low at $390 excluding thermal paste, monitor, keyboard, etc. I put together a few builds, and I have one fairly good one. But there's always a better way, so I was wondering if any of you guys can put together a build for me? I'll be using it for gaming, amatuer 3D animation, and some basic coding. Thanks in advance!
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