Good luck.
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Miss_Webgal wrote:
Good luck.
^This.
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zippynk wrote:
Greenatic wrote:
Miss_Webgal wrote:
Good luck.
^This.
I've helped my dad build computers before. It's not that hard if you buy the parts (motherboard, cpu, gpu, etc) instead of making them yourself.
And you end up with a computer actually worth something in the end. PROTIP: Don't be all hyped about quad core. If you don't have a good GPU, then its worthless. But do get excited about your GPU
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zippynk wrote:
Greenatic wrote:
Miss_Webgal wrote:
Good luck.
^This.
I've helped my dad build computers before. It's not that hard if you buy the parts (motherboard, cpu, gpu, etc) instead of making them yourself.
Lol make the parts yourself. Bring on the 8 bit computers as 64 bit would take forever.
Should be fun putting together a computer. Should only take 1 - 2 hours if you know what you are doing.
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Get the 2600K i7 or something CPU... although CPU is not as important for gaming computers as the RAM and the GPU.
Get a 2GB GPU
At least 8GB RAM
There you go!
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poopo wrote:
Nice one...
The good thing about building your own computer is that you can get a huge cooling system, then run your computer overclocked. You may even get to 4Ghz
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jji7skyline wrote:
poopo wrote:
Nice one...
The good thing about building your own computer is that you can get a huge cooling system, then run your computer overclocked. You may even get to 4Ghz
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poopo wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
poopo wrote:
Nice one...
The good thing about building your own computer is that you can get a huge cooling system, then run your computer overclocked. You may even get to 4Ghz
Amazing isn't it?
I have a AMD graphics card myself, and that makes me feel proud
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poopo wrote:
Does the recommended price mean for the processor itself, or a full unit? 1,000 for a processor is insane...
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Freakish wrote:
cool story bro
Are you doubting the words of a fellow scratcher?
Not cool man, not cool.
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16Skittles wrote:
poopo wrote:
Does the recommended price mean for the processor itself, or a full unit? 1,000 for a processor is insane...
For the processor I guess...
2600K has a recommended price of just over $300, that's not too bad for a top end quad core 2.4Ghz i7 unlocked multiplier intel
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CatPerson wrote:
Cool! I bet you can do it. good luck
Nice gif in the middle
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16Skittles wrote:
poopo wrote:
Does the recommended price mean for the processor itself, or a full unit? 1,000 for a processor is insane...
I saw a Xeon that was around $3750.
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poopo wrote:
16Skittles wrote:
poopo wrote:
Does the recommended price mean for the processor itself, or a full unit? 1,000 for a processor is insane...
I saw a Xeon that was around $3750.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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i have a mid range gaming computer
very nice machine
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jji7skyline wrote:
poopo wrote:
16Skittles wrote:
Does the recommended price mean for the processor itself, or a full unit? 1,000 for a processor is insane...I saw a Xeon that was around $3750.
I ain't got that kinda money. . . lol. I do got about 1000 dollars, but my mom says i have to wait till im more "responsible"
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poemon1 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
poopo wrote:
I saw a Xeon that was around $3750.
I ain't got that kinda money. . . lol. I do got about 1000 dollars, but my mom says i have to wait till im more "responsible"
Probably what my mum will say too, if I say I want to build a computer, which I probably will for my next one, although this Mac is going to last me a long long time
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poemon1 wrote:
I ain't got that kinda money. . . lol. I do got about 1000 dollars, but my mom says i have to wait till im more "responsible"
That's a good amount, you could defiantly have yourself a mean machine for that.
Graphics processor 250-$300
Case 80-$90
Power supply 50-$80
Motherboard 140-200
Computer processor 200-$300
Hard-drive 100-$150
= =
$740 | $1030
Last edited by DavidTy (2012-02-08 17:14:58)
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