My New Computer!
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@shroom207 (View Post)
The reason i don't believe it is because why would you spend 10k on something you don't need, i spent 1400 on my computer and it will play games just as good as yours will. -
I saved up for a year for the computer I now have....but it broke in a really odd way and after spending about a month troubleshooting, I sent back the motherboard (I build it myself) which the place I got the computer from sent to Asus to get checked. Asus then sent what I think is the same motherboard back although they didn't charge me for shipping or anything. So now, around 6 months on, I have a really awesome, but broken computer because now I need to convince my dad to send it back to the shop AGAIN, for them to send it back to Asus AGAIN.
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Nice computer. Shame that RAM's only dual-channel, I think you can go quad on a system like that; it's Sandybridge-E, right? Also, that PSU is crap. Nice handful of games too. Looks like you're gunna have some fun. Enjoy.
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@EqualsThree (View Post)
I already said multiple times that I still need to see which parts would work best, after all, he's building this from scratch.
@shroom207 (View Post)
That seems like your making it up. People say I'm BS'ing them over the 4/5K computer but that? Unreasonable at best. You don't need to drop 10K on a computer, most 2K onesnwill work just fine.
@m_shinoda (View Post)
Nice man! -
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Mine is custom. Mine was $850. Mine beats all of yours until you post some specs.
"-able to run at super fast speeds." is not a computer spec.
Actually, NONE of your points are specs of any kind, just words. If you are getting a computer, you should at least know what you are getting. Building a computer is the easiest thing, you just plug a few wires and push some pins, anyone can do that.
I'm not even going to start on why that build is total crap.
