Alright guys, basically what I am asking is if I should buy from Cyberpower even when they offer almost the same computer for the same price or cheaper!
Case:
Corsair Obsidian 800D
Power Supply:
Thermaltake TR2 RX-850 PSU (Don't know much about this PSU, 850 watt)
CPU:
i7-920
Motherboard:
Asus p6t Deluxe
Ram:
6 gig DDR3 1600mhz Corsair Dominator
Video Card:
ATI 5870
Hard Drive:
1.5 TB 7200 rpm 32mb cache
DVD Drive:
LG 22x DVDrw
CPU Cooler:
Asetek Liquid CPU cooler (don't know anything about this)
Total:
$1,796 + $354 for 2 SSD OCZ Vertex Turbo
New Total:
$2,150
Price off newegg (will note if I had to change something because they didn't sell it)
$2,258
What is different:
Powersupply: Same PSU but Thermaltake tr2 1000w instead of 850 (don't sell that particular one)
CPU Cooler: Don't sell this Asetek one, so I added the Corsair h50 instead ($80)
Storage Hard drive: Used Seagate Barracuda 1.5tb (same size,rpm,cache,etc but I don't know the brand they use in cyberpowerPC)
As you can see, not much is different between what I priced out on Newegg and what cyberpower offers. Newegg probably has a couple Combo deals going on with these, so it would be fair to take an extra $50 off. Cyberpower has free shipping and newegg is prob around $10-15 so not a big deal.
Anyways, what do you guys think? Is it worth it to take the risk of buying from cyberpower? Will they give me the parts I order? Or do they try to scam and don't ACTUALLY give you the p6t deluxe, etc. If something comes broken, can I trust them to fix it for me?
Thanks a lot.
If anybody thinks I could build a better gaming computer for ~$2,000 budget I would appreciate the input.
Here is what I don't need:
Operating System, Mouse, Monitor, Keyboard, Speakers, basically just need the case and what goes in it
Here is what I prefer/probably cant be convinced not to get:
A 5870 vid card, i7 CPU
Message edited by dreamagain on 10-18-2009 at 03:03:07 AM
I would still buy from newegg. Also, I would change a number of the above components in order to make a more balanced system. Finally, fill this form out, and it will be easier to help you out:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/ [...] ild-advice
I would still buy from newegg. Also, I would change a number of the above components in order to make a more balanced system. Finally, fill this form out, and it will be easier to help you out:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/ [...] ild-advice
Alright, I edited it up a bit, i'll edit it and put links in for all the stuff.
If you have any better suggestions for parts I would appreciate it.
Those are nice as well, wouldn't necessary go for raid, but if you can afford, it go for it.
Hmm, well if you were buying one right now, and you could choose between the 2 OCZ in raid, or the 1 intel to maintain your OS and maybe your "essential" programs, which one would you pick?