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  • NabilEsmail

    #46
    Re: [Build a Computer]

    o crap booh, booooh lol. any hard drives (40 gb is ok with me) that run for 25-35 ?

    thanks

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    • Sir. MatDef
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      • Sep 2005
      • 2899

      #47
      Re: [Build a Computer]

      Well the cheapest sata drive on newegg is 50 bucks:
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      • NabilEsmail

        #48
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        what about this one, i think its compatible =]

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        • Sir. MatDef
          Member
          • Sep 2005
          • 2899

          #49
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          Yeah, thats compatible, but I really have to doubt the reliability of a cheap drive like that.

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          • NabilEsmail

            #50
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            btw is that ram compatible cause it says sdram at the end of DDR

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            • Sir. MatDef
              Member
              • Sep 2005
              • 2899

              #51
              Re: [Build a Computer]

              The ram is fine.

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              • NabilEsmail

                #52
                Re: [Build a Computer]

                kk thanks, so this will be my rig, everything ok, am i missing any fans?
                any other comments thanks.

                i'll be ordering this friday =]

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                • whofriggincares

                  #53
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                  Um how is he suppose to play BF2 or anything for that matter without an OS? What normal person, ie non computer builder, has an OS lying around? You can't use the crap from a Dell or Gateway. So you need an OS. Also you need thermal paste. But I haven't built any computers lately so I wouldn't know. Good luck.

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                  • Sir. MatDef
                    Member
                    • Sep 2005
                    • 2899

                    #54
                    Re: [Build a Computer]

                    Why would he need thermal paste? The retail amd boxes come with a heatsink that has a thermal pad on the bottom.

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                    • whofriggincares

                      #55
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                      Who actually uses the thermal pad?

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                      • Auman.

                        #56
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                        Originally posted by rymaples
                        Who actually uses the thermal pad?
                        People that don't know how crap they are/people that know nothing about building PCs/people that know nothing about hardware what so ever.

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                        • Eddy01741

                          #57
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                          Originally posted by Sir. MatDef
                          Why would he need thermal paste? The retail amd boxes come with a heatsink that has a thermal pad on the bottom.
                          It isn't thermal pad. It's thermal paste, of which has been compressed. I've gotten a little of that stuff on my hands when i was installing, not a very good compound, but better than nothing.

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                          • Zombie of PizzaRolls

                            #58
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                            Originally posted by NabilEsmail
                            if i really dont feel comfortable doing this, i'll get my friend at school to do it for 20 bux.


                            =]
                            Actually, if you have an old computer or something, you could look inside the case and see how everything works, what parts go where, etc. That's what I did. And yeah, I just turned 16 so i'm saving up for the computer in my sig. I'll probably just buy the the parts I need (MOBO, Ram, Card, PSU, Case, etc.) first, then other parts later on.

                            Originally posted by Auman
                            Hey man. I would be more than happy to build you a computer. I am more than trustworthy, and have already built my own PC that I am using right now. I'm not going to ripp you off, because even if I did you would have my address and PayPal. If you're interested please contact me and we can get it sorted if you'd like. I will not charge anything to build the PC, you just have to buy the parts and have them shipped to me, or send me the money via PayPal so I can buy them and send it to you.

                            Regards,
                            Chris Auman

                            Email: lilirishman7@yahoo.com
                            MSN: lilirishman7@yahoo.com
                            Not to sound mean, but this is the kind of guy that rips you off. I wouldn't trust anyone like this. Just get your friend to build it. It's much safer and easier.

                            Does your friend know alot of computers, or is he just offering help? I'd build the thing my self to be honest, lol. But yeah, if you had 2 options between your friend, and someone over the internet, go with your friend.

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                            • Phalanxe

                              #59
                              Re: [Build a Computer]

                              Originally posted by Zombie of PizzaRolls
                              Actually, if you have an old computer or something, you could look inside the case and see how everything works, what parts go where, etc. That's what I did. And yeah, I just turned 16 so i'm saving up for the computer in my sig. I'll probably just buy the the parts I need (MOBO, Ram, Card, PSU, Case, etc.) first, then other parts later on.



                              Not to sound mean, but this is the kind of guy that rips you off. I wouldn't trust anyone like this. Just get your friend to build it. It's much safer and easier.

                              Does your friend know alot of computers, or is he just offering help? I'd build the thing my self to be honest, lol. But yeah, if you had 2 options between your friend, and someone over the internet, go with your friend.

                              Haha.

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                              • Auman.

                                #60
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                                Originally posted by Zombie of PizzaRolls
                                Not to sound mean, but this is the kind of guy that rips you off. I wouldn't trust anyone like this. Just get your friend to build it. It's much safer and easier.
                                Oh yea, that's definately me. I'm such a stealer, and I will steal all your money for no reason at all. Bud, don't stereo-type people, because most people arn't like that. If you don't know a person, how can you make a statement? I was offering to help. Grow up.

                                `Auman

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