Where to get my PC built?

MelonDaddy

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Feb 11, 2014
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I will be buying parts for a PC I'm going to build but I have never built one before so I was wondering if there was some type of store or something that will build it for me if I bring the parts. I live in Baltimore, Maryland if that helps.
 
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If you're going to buy the parts and have someone else build it, you could consider having one built by CyberpowerPC. You can pick make/model of most components. They have a pretty big selection. The only thing I don't like is you can't pick the make/model of HDD. Because of that, I'd say equip it with an SSD and pick up your own WD Black HDD and drop it in there. CyberpowerPC offers a 3-year warranty, but they also ship you the box all of your components came in and you can register the parts individually. They do a good job.

On the other hand, even if you've never built one, you'll be surprised at how easy it is. It's also a pretty rewarding experience.
If you're going to buy the parts and have someone else build it, you could consider having one built by CyberpowerPC. You can pick make/model of most components. They have a pretty big selection. The only thing I don't like is you can't pick the make/model of HDD. Because of that, I'd say equip it with an SSD and pick up your own WD Black HDD and drop it in there. CyberpowerPC offers a 3-year warranty, but they also ship you the box all of your components came in and you can register the parts individually. They do a good job.

On the other hand, even if you've never built one, you'll be surprised at how easy it is. It's also a pretty rewarding experience.
 
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toddybody

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Hey Neighbor (Frederick MD), I'd check out the MicroCenter in Towson. Youll get the best prices on CPU+Motherboards, and their service center should help you with most questions.