EPTany suggestions? would it be wise to wait after christmas to see if the prices go down?
edit: and im looking for a full desktop pc package(monitor + tower etc..)
[help] looking to buy a new pc
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TT1
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any suggestions? would it be wise to wait after christmas to see if the prices go down? edit: and im looking for a full desktop pc package(monitor + tower etc..) | ||
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meeple
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www.newegg.com | ||
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TT1
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DivinO
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On November 21 2009 10:57 meeple wrote: Build your own if you have the know-how, its much cheaper and you wind up with a much much better computer. www.newegg.com Check to see if NewEgg offers Black Friday Deals in Canada. | ||
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Amarxist
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meeple
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TT1
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Athos
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Dell will break down after a year (says a guy using a dell right now). This thing still works (good thing I bought a warranty), but if I had to do it again I would go with an acer. | ||
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PoP-sicle
Canada418 Posts
On November 21 2009 11:27 iamtt1 wrote: acer vs dell destop pcs, which is better? none... that coming from an I.T technician , pm me if u need help | ||
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TT1
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but i wanted to buy a desktop pc package because they usually come cheaper as opposed to buying a cpu + monitor seperatly | ||
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Boblion
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Knickknack
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http://www.techreport.com/articles.x/17787/4 | ||
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Disregard
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haduken
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it's like putting legos together... just read the manual and guides (the hackintosh thread in general is pretty good). | ||
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haduken
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everything else is overpriced. | ||
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FragKrag
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Not going to be able to fit an i5 and a 5770 into $1000 if you want a decent monitor though... | ||
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AtlaS
United States1001 Posts
On November 21 2009 17:08 FragKrag wrote: If you don't want to build it yourself, I think sites like CyberPowerPC and ibuypower generally have reasonably priced PCs. Not going to be able to fit an i5 and a 5770 into $1000 if you want a decent monitor though... I highly recommend AGAINST these sites. I built my computer myself from Newegg parts about 3 years ago, done a few upgrades here and there, and it has never broken for me. Built a 2000$ PC for my brother about a year ago and it still runs like a dream. My friend has spent more than 5k on 3 computers from ibuypower and cyberpowerpc because something always fries out (there is probably some kind of a warranty on it but he's loaded and decides never to deal with that) Irregardless, they make cheap(referring to quality, not price) computers that are way too overpriced. There is no reason to not build your own computer. I had no kind of knowledge in hardware and i've built 3 PCs that turned out fine. Just don't wimp out on the case and heatsink. But referring to the OP, you might as well wait at least until the beta comes out if this computer is solely made for SC2. Computer technology moves VERY fast and the difference of 3 months could be easily well over 300$ on a 1k PC | ||
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