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RE: Computing for myself - Barkles - 01-10-2014
Yeah I would go for that
1 thing I don't know how to build one so id have to have it built
And tbh I wouldn't trust myself anyway
RE: Computing for myself - ilmon3y - 01-10-2014
(01-10-2014, 08:39 AM)Barkles Wrote: Yeah I would go for that
1 thing I don't know how to build one so id have to have it built
And tbh I wouldn't trust myself anyway
I've ensured that all those components are compatible with one another, it would only be a matter of putting the pieces together. If you want to save your spare cash, do what I did and look up tutorials on how to build a desktop. Otherwise, pay someone else to do it.
RE: Computing for myself - Barkles - 01-10-2014
Last time I built it myself it literally exploded
So I'll pay someone else
RE: Computing for myself - Nathan - 01-23-2014
If you are going to get AMD i would advise not getting the motherboard that was suggested in this thread as from what i can see it has a FM2+ socket and for a good 8 core cpu you would need a FM3+ socket, I have an AMD FX-8350 and it is a good cpu and hasn't let me down yet I have had it for about 2-3 months now. I just thought you should be aware of that before making your final decision.
RE: Computing for myself - Barkles - 01-23-2014
I have pretty much decided 2 things now
1. I'm self building
2. I'm going intel 3570k