| starcraft said: Hi guys, I am looking to get a new PC. I have a budget of around $AU1600. This will sound like a lot to you American posters, but computer parts cost a lot more here in Australia. The website I think it best to use is: http://www.gocomp.com.au/index.php? Keep in mind the fact that their assembly of the computer will cost $AU100 for a medium level system, that I need an operating system, Microsoft Office Home and Student, some sort of virus protection and I do NOT need a screen. The screen I have is a 22inch Dell found here: http://www.dell.com/us/en/dfo/peripherals/monitor_e228wfp/pd.aspx?refid=monitor_e228wfp&s=dfo I am open to other websites, but keep in mind I am not competant building the system myself, it needs to be done for me. And I require a one year warranty. Any help would be greatly appreciated. The computer will be responsible for multimedia, word processing, basic video editing and of course the best gaming the money I have can buy. |
Someone may want to look over my list in case I missed something, but under the configure PC thing this is what I chose:
- INTEL
- Socket 1156
- Intel i5 760
- Asus P7P55D-E
- CPU cooler provided with CPU itself
- DDR3
- CMX6GX3M3C 1600c7 6gb (3x 2gb) pc-12800
- blank
- blank
- blank
- SATA
- Samsung 1TB (HD103SJ)
- blank
- blank
- Asus 22x IDE DVD writer - DVD-RW/CDRW, etc
- blank
- blank
- blank
- ATI
- HIS Radeon HD5770
- blank
- blank
- Gigabyte case (I was stumped on these ones)
- Gigabyte GZ-X9
- Corsair PSU
- Corsair 750W
- bunch of blanks
- Windows 7
- Windows 7 home premium
- Office OEM
- Office home and business 2010
- Norton A/V 2010
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