About a month ago, my pc was power surged. Now my insurance is buying me a new one, and i CANNOT homebuild, or they wont cover it.
I recently ordered from cyberpower, and i waited 3 weeks, and all i got was a bunch of attitude from the customer service and dsales reps, so i ended up cancelling my order. Then i went to reseller ratings and read a bunch of horror stories about them.
So now im on a search for a good computer builder whos prices are affordable and close to the price to build it myself.
I tried Alienware and Digital Storm, but their priced are atleast 50% more than a regular homebuilt system. I could order from them and just not get a video card. But i would be forced to use my old 8800GT which was in the system that got surged. Im not sure if it even works anymore.
The system that i was going to order was:
Antec 900 Case
Intel q9450 Overclocked to Max Stable Clock
Asus Rampge Formula X48
750w Corsair 4 12v Rails
4GB ddr2 800mhz Corsair RAM
Stage 3 Cooling/Tuniq Tower w/ 3 case fans
CD/DVD drive
320GB Western Digital HDD
NO video card
Price- $1683.00
The homebuilt system that i REALLY want:
Antec 900 Case
Intel q9450 Overclocked to Max Stable Clock
Asus Rampge Formula X48
750w Corsair 4 12v Rails
4GB ddr2 800mhz Corsair RAM
Stage 3 Cooling/Tuniq Tower w/ 3 case fans
CD/DVD drive
320GB Western Digital HDD
Price- $1184
+ ATi HD4870x2
Final Price- $1734.00
I just think that the digital sorm PC is a ripoff compared to homebuilt.
Does anyone know of any companies that build computers like Digital Sorm, but dont jack up their prices by 50%?
Companies that I will NEVER buy from:
CyberpowerPC
iBuyPower
Companies that I might buy from:
Alienware
Digital Storm
If you say CyberpowerPC or iBuyPower i will smack you. Over the internet. It will hurt.. Lots..
Eh honestly I don't know of many companies that sell "gaming rigs" without the additional costs.
But good luck with your search. Maybe you could find a computer shop in town that could "special" order it all in for you and buy it from them? I don't know if your insurance will allow that.
maybe try looking at your local pc parts store if you have one? my local store has prices that are very competitive with newegg's prices and they will build your rig for you and even throw in a lifetime warranty on labor.
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