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Lol claw, that is the exact same warrenty you get with a prebuilt. it wont cover any accidental damage. As a matter of fact for most prebuilts, even opening the case voids the warrenty on the whole thing.
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(click to show/hide)Example time claw. Mid range desktop at bestbuyhttp://www.bestbuy.com/site/HP+-+Pavilion+HPE+Desktop+-+10GB+Memory+-+1TB+Hard+Drive/5563052.p?id=1218661381249&skuId=5563052Price: $700Mid range desktop I put together using similar parts (note this one has a HUGE upgrade in the GPU department, and when I say huge I mean more than double the power): http://i.imgur.com/4o50V.pngPrice: $629 (plus you get dirt 3 for free, its a win, win )Also note that when you put a pc together yourself you can always upgrade it. Pre built manufacturers often do not use the ATX motherobard standard meaning you will NOT be able to switch out the mother board without buying a new case. Not to mention most manufacturers lock your bios aswell.
Out of experience, i was asking opticraft the same thing a long while back, and i even remember my dad telling me how much cheaper it is. It's like most things in life, the labour of assembling something adds a considerable amount more than doing it yourself. i built my own, i had no knowledge on it, just youtube and stuff.Mine runs any of the latest games. (newest game i've tried is F1 2012.) and, games like crysis 2, Battlefield 3, all perfectly fine, and i only spend around £500 on mine, in dollars, i guess that's about 700$. I highly doubt you can get a prebuilt for £500 / $700 that runs all the latest games perfectly fine.
Quote from: SpikeyThorn on September 17, 2012, 10:05:36 pmOut of experience, i was asking opticraft the same thing a long while back, and i even remember my dad telling me how much cheaper it is. It's like most things in life, the labour of assembling something adds a considerable amount more than doing it yourself. i built my own, i had no knowledge on it, just youtube and stuff.Mine runs any of the latest games. (newest game i've tried is F1 2012.) and, games like crysis 2, Battlefield 3, all perfectly fine, and i only spend around £500 on mine, in dollars, i guess that's about 700$. I highly doubt you can get a prebuilt for £500 / $700 that runs all the latest games perfectly fine.Thank you for your help, this one especially helped me, but still guys, keep it going. I am going to have a price range of around 700$, kinda like Spikey.
Quote from: SnapeTheSnipe on September 17, 2012, 10:25:52 pmQuote from: SpikeyThorn on September 17, 2012, 10:05:36 pmOut of experience, i was asking opticraft the same thing a long while back, and i even remember my dad telling me how much cheaper it is. It's like most things in life, the labour of assembling something adds a considerable amount more than doing it yourself. i built my own, i had no knowledge on it, just youtube and stuff.Mine runs any of the latest games. (newest game i've tried is F1 2012.) and, games like crysis 2, Battlefield 3, all perfectly fine, and i only spend around £500 on mine, in dollars, i guess that's about 700$. I highly doubt you can get a prebuilt for £500 / $700 that runs all the latest games perfectly fine.Thank you for your help, this one especially helped me, but still guys, keep it going. I am going to have a price range of around 700$, kinda like Spikey.If you want, i will put together a list of parts for you if you are willing to build it yourself. I have lots of experience and knowledge regarding computer parts.
Intel i7 3960X @ 4.2Ghz32GB DDR3 RAM2x eVGA GTX 680'sOCZ Vertex 3 120GB SSD3TB RAID-1 StorageASUS Sabertooth x79 MotherboardCorsair HX1050Corsair 800D CaseDas Model S Pro Silent KeyboardRazer NagaAstro A40 HeadsetMXL 009 USB MicrophoneAudio Technica AT2020this is what im currently trying to build as im going to start posting vids on youtube and my curretn desktop only hs 6gb of ram
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