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$1500 to spend - New PC *experienced builders* only please
$1500 to spend - New PC *experienced builders* only please
I now have exacly $1500, and I wish to build a new computer, I already have mouse,keyboard,monitor,speakers... I want a powerful PC, if you can chose for me all the pieces (mobo,processor,graphics,soundcard,case...etc) and remember I can strech up to $1600 if needed.
Awesome deal on a 7800GT graphic card + a FREE SLI/raid/939 motherboard combo + Free COD2 + more (get it before they cancel this smoking deal) - http://forums.slickdeals.net/t149251.html? - $370
Throw in a decent case/PSU combo (having a good quality power supply is important) from somebody like Antec (I'd recommend at least 500W, and 2 x 120MM fans on the case) and you're all set. Best to pick up the case somewhere cheap locally because the shipping can really kill the deal on these things.
This is super cheap to build and it'll run every game with everything maxed out for some time to come, and if it ever does bog down in the future just add another one of those same 7800GT cards and run it in SLi and you'll be good to go for the next couple years.
Total cost - 890 bucks plus another 70-80 for the case/PSU
Thats the ownage, I love that computer looks very convincing this can be on my list, but the best part of a computer is not using it, its building it :) continue
Re: $1500 to spend - New PC *experienced builders* only please
You can assemble it yourself? Or not?
If you can that would be best. I can send you a general guide for building a PC if need be or you can Google it because there are some good tutorials out there. Building them is like lincoln logs really, just snap stuff together and plug in some wires, pretty simple.
Re: $1500 to spend - New PC *experienced builders* only please
Originally posted by KingOfKhaos
You can assemble it yourself? Or not?
If you can that would be best. I can send you a general guide for building a PC if need be or you can Google it because there are some good tutorials out there. Building them is like lincoln logs really, just snap stuff together and plug in some wires, pretty simple.
I like your setup, I am thinking of going with a GT version of the 7800, and with that extra money I can buy the case, the hard drive is fast, not bad setup.
keep rolling the dice, there must be a perfect setup with everything on one, I dont need the GTX I am good with the GT unless I dont pass the $1500
Re: $1500 to spend - New PC *experienced builders* only please
Originally posted by Sir. MatDef
Might wanna make that fedex shipping, cause ups has a habit of pulverising their boxes.
Never had a problem with either company and UPS is cheaper. I wish NewEgg would get DHL. DHL is the best shipping company unfortunately they are still pretty small.
Re: $1500 to spend - New PC *experienced builders* only please
Originally posted by KingOfKhaos
You can assemble it yourself? Or not?
If you can that would be best. I can send you a general guide for building a PC if need be or you can Google it because there are some good tutorials out there. Building them is like lincoln logs really, just snap stuff together and plug in some wires, pretty simple.
Awesome deal on a 7800GT graphic card + a FREE SLI/raid/939 motherboard combo + Free COD2 + more (get it before they cancel this smoking deal) - http://forums.slickdeals.net/t149251.html? - $370
Throw in a decent case/PSU combo (having a good quality power supply is important) from somebody like Antec (I'd recommend at least 500W, and 2 x 120MM fans on the case) and you're all set. Best to pick up the case somewhere cheap locally because the shipping can really kill the deal on these things.
This is super cheap to build and it'll run every game with everything maxed out for some time to come, and if it ever does bog down in the future just add another one of those same 7800GT cards and run it in SLi and you'll be good to go for the next couple years.
Total cost - 890 bucks plus another 70-80 for the case/PSU
I 2nd this guys reco...except I would use only one HD...RAID is overRAIDed. :)
Using this guys method might yeild a few tiny never-going-to-miss-them fps...but leaves you plenty of leftover money for your NEXT video card or CPU after this comp.
All these are great power supplies. I suggest you buy a power supply FIRST. Cause thats whats gona be powering your hole freakin system and it better be good.
I have no idea what that comes to. But that is what along the lines of what you need.
I was gonna rag the ASSpire too...you should never use the PSU that comes with a case...it's in there for a reason, the manufacturer wanted to get rid of it!
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