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I have $2000 to build a custom pc with.  List a full part list for intell and amd that comes to at or just under $2000
Apr 18 2013 10:54AM
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Flyon
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>"for intel and amd"
Choose one buddy.
Apr 18 2013 11:02AM
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A_Unicorn
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Get an ARES II and skimp out on everything else.  In fact, don't even get a case.
Apr 18 2013 11:45AM
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MNS
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Get a Mac /thread Loljk Intel core i7 extreme Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan 2gb solid state drive K prob at $2k
Apr 18 2013 1:03PM
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Jaggy_Snake
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Intel CPU and a Nvidia GPU and you'll be set. AMD products are just a joke.
Apr 18 2013 1:07PM
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introvert
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http://www.originpc.com/gaming/desktops/genesis/
Apr 18 2013 2:38PM
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I would rather use intell than amd
Apr 19 2013 11:07AM
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Granby_killdozer
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their graphics cards are just as good as nvidia's...
Apr 19 2013 11:42AM
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jcc03skis
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He's taking about their processors.
Apr 19 2013 11:43AM
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Granby_killdozer
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This. Origin was founded by people from Dell's Alienware division. So you're getting the same quality with out the ridiculous mark ups that come with the Alienware name
Apr 19 2013 11:47AM
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jcc03skis
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If you're not going to build it yourself try
Www. Cyber power. Com
Apr 19 2013 11:57AM
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introvert
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Not to mention tons of pro gaming teams use Origin Pcs :D
Apr 19 2013 12:00PM
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ElCato
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http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/3753312866.html

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Apr 19 2013 12:07PM
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1337
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Six core cpu
680 gtx if gaming, quadro 4000 if video/photo/graphics
1000w power supply
16-32gb 1600 ram
256gb ssd x 2 running raid 0 for boot

#swag
Apr 19 2013 12:09PM
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cope+
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Cant embed but here
http://www.kbmod.com/2013/04/pc-build-guide-april-2013/
Apr 19 2013 12:55PM
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roddy116
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for 2000 bucks you can make a pretty fucking nice computer
Apr 19 2013 12:56PM
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cope+
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I guess i can...
Apr 19 2013 1:02PM
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Flyon
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1000w psu, are you overclocking an alien mothership or something? You'd be kitted with a 750 and still have power to go atleast dual gpu and like 15 fans...
Apr 19 2013 2:00PM
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.qzyxya
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The gtx cards outpreform the quadro by a ton, even for video/photo editing, and they're much less expensive. http://ppbm5.com/MPE%20Charts.php GTX
Also, AMD gpus are better than nvidia's for gaming (besides SLI), a 7950 or 7970 outpreform a 680 for cheaper in 9 out of 10 games. Unless you need CUDA or physx amd gpus are better. 6 core for gaming is also totally overkill haha. Quad 3570k would be just as good in most games (except maybe crysis 3, which takes advantage of 6 cores)
but r/buildapc, ocn, tomshardware, anandtech, teksyndicate, etc would probably be better places to look
Apr 19 2013 2:26PM
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Granby_killdozer
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Unless you know what the OP's exact system specs are gonna be, its kind of pointless to debate over what power supply he needs...
Apr 19 2013 4:10PM
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Granby_killdozer
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just realized you were talking in regards to l33t's system specs. my bad
Apr 19 2013 4:17PM
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akNoface
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The best part about building your own pc the best part it that you can make it to exactly the specifications you want and need. I use my pc for gaming and so when I built it I invested more money into the gpu and cooling system than the average build. You never specified what you're using your computer for so there's not much I can recommend. Granted, $2000 can buy an incredibly powerful pc if you build it yourself, or a half decent mac.
Apr 19 2013 4:24PM
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introvert
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hahaha. I giggled at the mac part
Apr 19 2013 4:31PM
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I am going intell. Right now I am purchasing a gtx 780 and a azza genesis 9000w case

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