Barozi on 07 February 2010
Epoch said:
Did you build yours? Any tips if you did? Problem is, I have very little knowledge about individual components and can't tell whats a quality part, what is compatible and what isn't. So I'd basically be ordering the parts listed for pre-built computers and assembling them myself. I would definitely prefer to save a few hundred that I could spend on a new monitor (I've got an ancient LCD), but I am having problems even putting together a comprehensive list of what I need. Kinda seems like a lot of work =/ |
Got mine for around 700€ (~$950) about half a year ago.
Newegg prices are much cheaper than anything here in Europe, so you really shouldn't pay more than $1000 for a PC that will easily outperform mine.
Essay Pro