My friend needs a computer, and he has this one in mind:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-rog-desktop-intel-core-i7-16gb-memory-2tb-hard-drive-black-red/4494400.p?id=1219754435687&skuId=4494400
I think it's okay, but it's a little expensive. So, something cheaper than that would be great. Or same/ similar price, but better.
Thanks.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-rog-desktop-intel-core-i7-16gb-memory-2tb-hard-drive-black-red/4494400.p?id=1219754435687&skuId=4494400
I think it's okay, but it's a little expensive. So, something cheaper than that would be great. Or same/ similar price, but better.
Thanks.
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DanborgI'm not really good at building custom PCs, and I doubt he is too, but I'll tell him that.
It's really easy. With a good case it's mostly plugging in the components. Just watch one or two tutorials by different persons first and/or ask for advice on /r/buildapc or /r/pcmasterrace
Danborg
ayee, do you mind maybe, building the custom pc template? nah I'mma try to do so myself then I'll ask to see if it's built right.
Again /r/buildapc is where you'll get some really good help. You should of course try PMC forums first to get more opinions
I'm not really good at building custom PCs, and I doubt he is too, but I'll tell him that.
When do they come out?
ayee, do you mind maybe, building the custom pc template? nah I'mma try to do so myself then I'll ask to see if it's built right.
When do they come out?
ayee, do you mind maybe, building the custom pc template? nah I'mma try to do so myself then I'll ask to see if it's built right.
If I was him I'd build a custom PC.
If you can convince him to do so then also tell him to wait until AMDs new RX 480 is released. It's a really good card for only $200. Good because it's said to have low power consumption while still delivering GTX 980 performance (a card that costs at least twice as much).
Almost everything else will also cost less if you get a good part list with carefully chosen parts
If you can convince him to do so then also tell him to wait until AMDs new RX 480 is released. It's a really good card for only $200. Good because it's said to have low power consumption while still delivering GTX 980 performance (a card that costs at least twice as much).
Almost everything else will also cost less if you get a good part list with carefully chosen parts
