I recommend you not do this unless you want to worry about all the preventive maintenance yourself. Basically if you do something wrong to one part, it could cost you your whole computer.
No, you can still build a computer cheaper than what it would cost for a pre-built one from a major retailer. You'll end up have to buy a video card anyways since most use integrated.
It isn't that building a computer is difficult but it requires knowledge of each part and how to handle it (ie putting thermal paste/clay on the CPU wrong) and sometimes a small mistake can lead to a larger problem down the road. In most cases like I said, unless you are interested in tinkering with computers and want to worry about maintenance, then building a computer isn't really for you.
im about to build a 3k (usd) machine, unless i do something stupid like spend most of the cash on fixing my moms car (again)
That's all that needs to be said about that company.
Why? Seriously. I have a 3 year old ~800$ at the time Dell that I use for EVERYTHING and it works absolutely fine and glorious. The only thing I've added since buying it was more ram. And trust me when I tell you that when I'm working or doing music shit, my computer will be taking a lot more proverbial hits to it than what you guys use with yours.
Putting thermal paste on wrong just think paper thin... Err I never heard of this I don't think anyone buys pre made computers anymore they either build them their selves or get some shop to do it for them. It's rare that fucking up one part will fuck up every part. I bent the pins on a cpu once by popping it out with the heatsync that it was stuck too. Sent it back saying it was damaged in shipping and they replaced it.
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hell yeah man i bet your lifes complete with that system u can do anything u could experiance everything in life with that beast!
