Thatguyislame
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What is the best online place for a medium level gaming PC?
Important thing is that it is custom and comes built.
Important thing is that it is custom and comes built.
Best place to get custom computer
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well there is www.ibuypower.com www.dell.com www.hp.com www.alienware.com
thats most of those cant think of any other ones. i would personaly go with ibuypower or dell cause they will be cheaper. or i would build it yourself it will be cheaper and youll get better parts.
thats most of those cant think of any other ones. i would personaly go with ibuypower or dell cause they will be cheaper. or i would build it yourself it will be cheaper and youll get better parts.
www.cyberpowersystem.com I dont really liike the cases there tho. Some of them are ok.
PM this guy. I got my computer from him, and he was awesome. I highly recommend him. http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA...03372822&frm=284&ssPageName=VIP:feedback:1:us
Mwave.com is also a good place. You would have two options. One, to pick out any components you want that they sell online (pretty much anything), and add $75 to build, test, etc.
The other way is to get a barebones setup, which is also assembled and tested...for free. Components you can have included are: case, psu, cpu, motherboard, memory, optical, fdd. You don't get access to their entire online stock, but you still get plenty of options, and pretty good ones at that. If you plan on buying an AM2 socket system, it isn't available yet, but "coming soon."
The other way is to get a barebones setup, which is also assembled and tested...for free. Components you can have included are: case, psu, cpu, motherboard, memory, optical, fdd. You don't get access to their entire online stock, but you still get plenty of options, and pretty good ones at that. If you plan on buying an AM2 socket system, it isn't available yet, but "coming soon."
m0nk3ys1ms
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I think that www.ibuypower.com is hands down the best place.
34erd
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Monarch Computer has a huge selection and is quite cheap, I've never bought from there myself though.