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älek

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hey guys, i want to buy a gaming computer something that i could customize on a website and i have a small budget of 900 to 1000$ and i was wondering if anyone knew of a good place to go, or any suggestions on a computer to buy or parts, my mom also said that she couldnt pay it all at one time so if anyone knows of a place where they except plan payments please write back.
thanks
 
bigsaucybob said:
Honeslty, terrible suggestion.
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More like absolutely disgustingly horrible. :D OK, everybody bash Dell!

For the $300 budget they might be OK, but not for $1000.

I would suggest(as I always do) that you build it yourself. You will save a bucketload, and it will look way cooler. Newegg does offer payment plans, at least last time I checked.
 
Bobo said:
I would suggest(as I always do) that you build it yourself. You will save a bucketload, and it will look way cooler. Newegg does offer payment plans, at least last time I checked.
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I beleive they do, but you could aways take another popular route.

Buy different pieces when you have the money available, starting with the most important components.
 
Yeah, but I wasn't sure if cybpowerpc or ibuypower had the plan payments so he could pay monthly, and I just thought that this guy didn't seem to know much about computers, so that building by himself and getting the parts was going to be harder for him. Last, he would be buying from a well known brand, so that he could trust them instead of buying from another store where he would have his doubts if it was his first time ordering online, I know I remember having my doubts the first time...
 
yea im only 15 and i dont know if my building my own computer would be a good idea, also i wanted to know if i were going to build it myself how hard would it be? but does anyone know if newegg will put all my parts together for me. thanks again
 
Alek said:
yea im only 15 and i dont know if my building my own computer would be a good idea, also i wanted to know if i were going to build it myself how hard would it be? but does anyone know if newegg will put all my parts together for me. thanks again
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It is not hard at all. And no, newegg won't put the parts together for you.
 
well then i may do that but if i messed up anything would the warrenty cover it and also can someone tell me everything that is a must to build a computer even small little things, so i can make like a check list of it. and one more thing mid tower or full tower is the only difference room and which one do u thing would be better. thanks a lot
 
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It's not that hard. My first one when I was 10 years old. Plus, we'll be here to help you if you need.
Also, the 30 day warranty from newegg will cover it even if you screw up i think.
 
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