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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 2
OS: XP
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Yet another PC Building topic
Budget: I'm planning on spending about 1000-1200 dollars, and I should have it by the end of June.
Brands: I'm fine with most anything, but I would prefer an NVIDIA video card rather than AMD. Gaming: Yes, I plan on gaming primarily with my computer. Overclocking: I honestly do not know much about overclocking, but it seems like it would wear the computer out before its time, so if that is the case then no. Storage: I have a pretty large library of games, and I'll be needing more as time goes on. At least 150GB. Legacy Support: No Operating System: 32 bit version of Vista Case: I would like help selecting a case. I would just like it to be big enough that the person installing the parts does not have to pull some magic just to get the parts to fit. Accessories: Nope. Recycled Components: No. Monitor: I'm open to suggestions to here. Stores: Newegg has treated me pretty well in the past. Location: USA And thank you guys for your help ahead of time! |
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Re: Yet another PC Building topic
And let me clarify, I am not trying to be lazy by not suggesting parts. The simple fact is, I really don't have any kind of knowledge in that area, so I wouldn't know what to start with.
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Chicago
Posts: 153
OS: Windows XP Home SP2
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Re: Yet another PC Building topic
Processor: Intel C2D E8400 Wolfdale $198
Motherboard: EVGA 122-CK-NF68-A1 $219-20 RAM: Mushkin 2x1GB PC-6400 $47-10 Power Supply: OCZ GameXStream 700W PSU $124-35 Video Card: 2x eVGA Nvidia 8800GT $378-60 Hard Drive: 500GB WD Caviar $89 Case: Antec Nine Hundred $119-40 CD/DVD Drive: Sony NEC Optiarc Black 16X DVD-ROM $18 $1192 before rebates. $1027 After Rebates Acer AL2016WBbd Black 20" 5ms Widescreen LCD Monitor $199 Total: $1226 after rebates, before shipping. If that's too high we could drop one of the video cards and go with a different motherboard. Let me know what you think ![]() Prices from newegg |
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Re: Yet another PC Building topic
With my latest build I bought parts from 3 seperate suppliers and saved over 100 bucks over Newegg prices. Figure out what you want and check prices on TigerDirect, ZipZoomFly and Newegg. I also look for free shipping items and rebates as they can save you a bunch.
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