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New Computer from Scratch - Advise?
My older brother is moving and needs a hand on computer parts. He can put a computer together from scratch (he knows how to put one together), but on parts along with their compatibility and how good they are, he and I aren't so sure.
So, we asked my oldest brother who is a pretty big computer guru of sorts. He sent my brother an e-mail with a recommended list. Now, he wants to keep this semi-cheap. He wants a computer that is versatile and powerful enough to run WoW (he's addicted lolz). Anyhow, here's the list. Any suggestions, then fire away: (particularly on the monitor. He isn't too particular. Wants a cheap one that still looks okay. Don't think he wants a bigass plasma flatscreen =p) Quote:
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Why not get a DVD burner instead of just a CD burner? They're only about $20 more. Also, a Radeon X850XT is better than that 6800GS. As for a monitor, how big does he want?
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For a little more (and a much better deal), you could get a 320GB Western Digital HDD for $110 @ Newegg.
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Search through your local classifieds for good used monitors. You can often find larger sized monitors that have a lot of life left in them for cheap. I picked up mine for a song, and you would never know it wasn't new. If you are gaming, 21" is very nice.
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Might as well go dual core, if you don't have much now you're bound to come across some later on and add on.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819103562 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813131524 Get a CRT monitor, Corsair Value Ram and you are good to go. :) Burners are relatively cheap so no excuse for not getting a DVD burner. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16827152058 |
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