Custom PC's

Childstar.

Posts: 1947 - Karma: 2,212

Karma: 2,212

Posts: 1947

Insane

no.

Nov 17 2013 12:47AM

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uni-corn

Posts: 13846 - Karma: 651

Karma: 651

Posts: 13846

Crazy Fool

no.

Nov 17 2013 1:23AM

0 3

sNaubi

Posts: 1633 - Karma: 2,357

Karma: 2,357

Posts: 1633

Insane

No, this guy got it covered

(ingore his gay voice)

Nov 17 2013 9:24AM

5 0

howlongcanausern

Posts: 4982 - Karma: 1,737

Karma: 1,737

Posts: 4982

No Life

or buy a mac?

/thead

Nov 17 2013 12:19PM

1 13

Jon_Taffer

Posts: 1374 - Karma: 5,383

Karma: 5,383

Posts: 1374

Insane

Ew no

Nov 17 2013 12:27PM

8 1

Ski_The_E

Posts: 1036 - Karma: 944

Karma: 944

Posts: 1036

Insane

Building one yourself is always a better option with desktops.

Nov 17 2013 12:29PM

2 0

ElMexicano

Posts: 639 - Karma: 400

Karma: 400

Posts: 639

Ridiculous

this would actually be good for people who want a good setup and don't want to have to look into/research computers/computer parts and assemble it, and they get what they need. This guy could probably make a great video editing computer or whatever.

Nov 17 2013 1:38PM

1 2

humpty

Posts: 1189 - Karma: 3,150

Karma: 3,150

Posts: 1189

Insane

get liquid cooled

Nov 17 2013 1:55PM

0 2

James.May

Posts: 494 - Karma: 321

Karma: 321

Posts: 494

Ridiculous

Hey guize, This is Austin!

Nov 17 2013 3:38PM

2 0

Parrish

Posts: 8695 - Karma: 1,007

Karma: 1,007

Posts: 8695

Crazy Fool

To cut out this moron just use http://pcpartpicker.com/ and ask /r/buildapc if you need help. PC part picker will check to see the cheapest price of your components, what you need and if they are compatible and if you are building a rig, do you research and keep your parts on the same level, build in tiers and don't just buy an amazing component and shaft everything else.

Nov 17 2013 7:16PM

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