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Alright, I'm looking into buying a desktop. Let's be practical, nothing over $700. I'm not that rich.
I'd mainly use it for gaming, that's pretty much it. Web-browsing and gaming.
Recommendations?
Yeah, well, you know that's just like, uh, your opinion, man.
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I found a pretty massive one on walmart with 16 gigs of ram and A Decent processor for around 700 I will try to find it again.
And a TB of space
http://www.walmart.com/ip/ZT-Systems-7618Mi/16829737
Found it!
750$
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I found a pretty massive one on walmart with 16 gigs of ram and A Decent processor for around 700 I will try to find it again.
And a TB of space
http://www.walmart.com/ip/ZT-Systems-7618Mi/16829737
Found it!750$
Yeah, but then you need to include a monitor which is approx. $200, then the total comes out to be about 1K, which I don't have.
Yeah, well, you know that's just like, uh, your opinion, man.
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16 GB of RAM is likely quite excessive anyway.
Probably about the same as wolf's but cheaper:
Have fun (does not come with monitor)
http://mobile.walmart.com/ip/CyberPower-GUA140/16672335
I found a pretty massive one on walmart with 16 gigs of ram and A Decent processor for around 700 I will try to find it again.
And a TB of space
http://www.walmart.com/ip/ZT-Systems-7618Mi/16829737
Found it!750$
"Integrated Intel HD Graphics" - Oh my.
Probably about the same as wolf's but cheaper:
Have fun (does not come with monitor)
http://mobile.walmart.com/ip/CyberPower-GUA140/16672335
Are you sure you want him to have that graphics card?
Last edited by Twipply (Sep 15 2011 7:33:46 pm)
Okay, someone tell me how to convince my parents that desktops are better for gaming than laptops.
And Shyguy, that's the sexiest piece of technology I've ever seen in my life, lol.
Yeah, well, you know that's just like, uh, your opinion, man.
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Probably about the same as wolf's but cheaper:
Have fun (does not come with monitor)
http://mobile.walmart.com/ip/CyberPower-GUA140/16672335
I've seen that one.
Although It should have a better graphics card.
Okay, someone tell me how to convince my parents that desktops are better for gaming than laptops.
And Shyguy, that's the sexiest piece of technology I've ever seen in my life, lol.
Games are intensive, laptops are compact with minimal fans, overheating is bad.
Laptops have minimal graphics power as they're not designed for games.
Lots of reasons.
Okay, someone tell me how to convince my parents that desktops are better for gaming than laptops.
You're supposed to say they're better for work.
Figure 1:
"Why are you buying such an expensive desktop, son?"
"so mai gamezzz run sooper dooper fastest!!!!!"
"You were a mistake."
Figure 2:
"Why are you buying such an expensive desktop, son?"
"Why, mother and father, to do excessive research with."
"What a fine young man we've raised. Have a cookie."
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Just build your own computer? I'm sure there are plenty of guides on the internet.
Just build your own computer? I'm sure there are plenty of guides on the internet.
Costs more. Physically AND mentally.
Yeah, well, you know that's just like, uh, your opinion, man.
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Just build your own computer? I'm sure there are plenty of guides on the internet.
Might be difficult to convince parents to let you buy a whole bunch of components, especially if you've never put one together before. Although, I'm sure this is actually the correct answer.
The fact you even think it's possible makes me laugh.
It would take a month, if not more to make.
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Yeah, well, you know that's just like, uh, your opinion, man.
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The fact you even think it's possible makes me laugh.
It would take a year, if not more to make.
Assuming you've never done it before, you shouldn't assume it's so hard. So long as you're careful and actually buy parts that fit together, I don't think the actual construct is of any great difficulty.
I suggest get the computer I suggested and then change the graphics card :/
my dads friend built his own computer that runs super fast and the case looks really old. (over $1000 i think) he also made a good one with a case that looks really new. (if he gets robbed, they will probably take the worse computer) you should consider it but for around $800. it might cost more but it will be worth the extra hundred if its good
Last edited by catking00 (Sep 15 2011 8:08:54 pm)
Well you can make a 2000$ Computer for 1400$ So i agree with chewy.
I suggest building your own computer, you can save hundreds of dollars doing this.
*u stinky*
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Costs more. Physically[...]
I hope you're joking.
Are you going to be purchasing your OS and/or the Microsoft Ofice suite? That'll knock you ~$200. With that being said, the rig I just built (first time, took me ~3 hours) only cost me $400 monitor included (although I didn't need to purchase any software). Let me give you the stats and you can go from there. Building your own isn't that hard. I mean, you've gotta be precise, but watching a few videos really did it for me. Just make sure you have the right RAM, that your mobo is compatible with your CPU (Get a bundle to make absolutely sure and get it cheaper), and make sure you have all of the necessary components
Here's mine: Oh wow a link
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www.tinyurl.com/falconguide
Use this guide. It's fantastic.
TakoMan02 wrote:Costs more. Physically[...]
I hope you're joking.
Are you going to be purchasing your OS and/or the Microsoft Ofice suite? That'll knock you ~$200. With that being said, the rig I just built (first time, took me ~3 hours) only cost me $400 monitor included (although I didn't need to purchase any software). Let me give you the stats and you can go from there. Building your own isn't that hard. I mean, you've gotta be precise, but watching a few videos really did it for me. Just make sure you have the right RAM, that your mobo is compatible with your CPU (Get a bundle to make absolutely sure and get it cheaper), and make sure you have all of the necessary components
Here's mine: Oh wow a link
Physically as in, I have absolutely no idea what 90% of a computer is made of, and I don't have the patience or the money to waste in case I mess up royally.
What's your opinion on this one?
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Yeah, well, you know that's just like, uh, your opinion, man.
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Try this?
Don't Click Here!
Click Below!
Don't Listen To Him!
Click On Me!
Don't Click On Him, He Is Lying!
Just Click On Any One Of Us!
Trolololololol
(It's pretty fricking cheap compared to other prices)
Last edited by GamingGuy (Sep 16 2011 3:41:55 pm)
JadElClemens wrote:TakoMan02 wrote:Costs more. Physically[...]
I hope you're joking.
Are you going to be purchasing your OS and/or the Microsoft Ofice suite? That'll knock you ~$200. With that being said, the rig I just built (first time, took me ~3 hours) only cost me $400 monitor included (although I didn't need to purchase any software). Let me give you the stats and you can go from there. Building your own isn't that hard. I mean, you've gotta be precise, but watching a few videos really did it for me. Just make sure you have the right RAM, that your mobo is compatible with your CPU (Get a bundle to make absolutely sure and get it cheaper), and make sure you have all of the necessary components
Here's mine: Oh wow a link
Physically as in, I have absolutely no idea what 90% of a computer is made of, and I don't have the patience or the money to waste in case I mess up royally.
What's your opinion on this one?
Tako,
Just build it. Go by mine. It's fully functional. I'll even make you a czechlist. Seriously, just watch some guides by newegg and make sure to listen when they say what not to do. You'll be fine.
Anti-static wristband
SATA cables (IDK, 2 or 3)
HDD, 400+GB preferably
Monitor
Keyboard and mouse, assuming you don't have one
GPU, unless you want crap onboard graphics
Motherboard, unless you want an unoperational computer
CPU
RAM
Case: Preferably badass looking
Power supply, unless it comes with the case. Always read reviews.
Optical drive.
If you're going to buy a prebuilt one, just don't go with dell. Get a nice HP or something.
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