which computer????

edman2478411

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hey i'm buying a pc off allpczone on ebay it seems like they give you the most for you're money. Which setup do you suggest i get the 700~ish setup sli ready??? what do ya'll think... can you guys find equal if not better pc's for less


Thanks in advance
 
Build your own.

AMD Athlon X2 3600+ 1.9Ghz - 59
Abit KN9S nForce 550 - 79.99
Supertalent 667Mhz C5 DDR2 RAM - 84.99
XFX 7600GT 256MB - 119.99
Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro - 29.99
Cooler Master Elite ATX Case - 39.99
Samsung Spinpoint 200GB 7200Rpm SATA HDD - 55.99
Lite-on DVD-RW SATA Optical Drive - 25.99
Hiper 480W PSU - 49.99

Grand Total: $545.92

change stuff until satisfied.

The expierience gained from building outweighs having a system prebuilt from ebay.
 
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nuff said

Doh left the crappy proccesor in the cart ><

638-60....>731 for equivelent or less on that store.

After further revision C2D build better than the ebay ones and the previous one but without SLI support
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Pick your own case/HDD
 
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Yeah this guy doesnt sound like the kind of poerson to build his own pc.

Just saying...

Kent.
 
nah i've built pc's before but never at such prices, (usually parts rom ebay and other places) and i have had some compatibility issues but minor. Its just that i'm going to pay a lot for this PC and i want to have the best for my money. I'm tight on cash as you might infer So just asking for help.
 
Yeah, I could build a Pc way before I new what parts to buy, building it is the easy part, getting the best for your money and getting it set up they way you like it is the more or less tricky part.
 
to solve compatibility issues, just look at the specs of the motherboard and get stuff that matches the specs. like, if it requires a core2duo/p4/quad core cpu, then get one of those. if it needs 800mhz ddr2 ram, then get that.

on a side note, those PCs listed on the first page could be even cheaper if cheaper stuff was bought.
could also goto pricewatch.com to build the them even cheaper then newegg, only down side is your buying from different stores, not one store.
 
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