Better To Buy Or Build.

^ Well said.

If you want a lower end/office computer you can't go wrong with retail stores, go to Walmart, and you can find a PC for ~$400, w/LCD monitor. Sometimes even cheaper.

If you want a mid-high end computer, you could build it just for fun or sometimes, some retailers have nice deals on HTPC's and entertainment PC.

If you want best of the best or a gaming rig, you can't beat the prices off Newegg.com or Tigerdirect.com so I'd be a lot funner, cheaper and better quality parts if you build your own gaming rig. Beware: retailers such as Dell, Alienware etc will sell you overpriced gaming computer so I wouldn't even bother to look.

;)
 
ramodkk said:
^ Well said.

If you want a lower end/office computer you can't go wrong with retail stores, go to Walmart, and you can find a PC for ~$400, w/LCD monitor. Sometimes even cheaper.

If you want a mid-high end computer, you could build it just for fun or sometimes, some retailers have nice deals on HTPC's and entertainment PC.

If you want best of the best or a gaming rig, you can't beat the prices off Newegg.com or Tigerdirect.com so I'd be a lot funner, cheaper and better quality parts if you build your own gaming rig. Beware: retailers such as Dell, Alienware etc will sell you overpriced gaming computer so I wouldn't even bother to look.

;)
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would it be still cheaper to buy my own parts and hire a storre to build it?
 
Depends on who builds it, I don't know how much $ they would ask. I would even try since they charge like $50 just to install one memory module.

Build it yourself, it's fun and entertaining. If you don't feel confident enough, ask a friend or look at YouTube, the probably have a million guides on "how to build your own computer"
:P
 
For a high end PC, putting it together yourself with parts off of newegg or tiger direct would certainly be your best option. Actually constructing the computer itself is very easy, and if you run into problems use this forum for help. ;)
 
so can someone build me me a pc with fir high quality gaming/video editing and fast as a mtoherf****R LOL please, you guys are big helps, i love this forum lol.
 
Believe us when we say that putting it together yourself is very easy, and even a novice computer user can figure it out with the help of online guides. Trust me you don't need somebody to build it for you.
 
cohen said:
Well you will get a nice system for that, i'll do a you build
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Here we go:


Total - $1143.92 for the box


Total - $1557.88 for the box + above list

I take it you need these (above list) because you said no monitor.

Hope this is OK :o
 
cohen said:
Here we go:


Total - $1143.92 for the box


Total - $1557.88 for the box + above list

I take it you need these (above list) because you said no monitor.

Hope this is OK :o
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wow thank you, will this be powerfull? if you coul rate this out of ten what would it rank? what are the pros/cons of this build.... also i do need a moniter good ones are expensive!!
 
computerkid111 said:
wow thank you, will this be powerfull? if you coul rate this out of ten what would it rank? what are the pros/cons of this build.... also i do need a moniter good ones are expensive!!
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yes it will be powerfull, i would give it a 10, well you can get a 22" inch monitor for around $200, so that would just go over you budget, have a look at the monitors on newegg, and post a few that you like and we can tell you what is the best one to get.
 
cohen said:
yes it will be powerfull, i would give it a 10, well you can get a 22" inch monitor for around $200, so that would just go over you budget, have a look at the monitors on newegg, and post a few that you like and we can tell you what is the best one to get.
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dont i need a fan in my build?
what about doubling the gfx cards would that make a bigg diff?
 
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