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I'm hoping at some point Badspot will start implenting some community made add-ons and stuff just so people can be happy about "updates"If he does that, all people will do is bitch and complain about how addons are being stolen, and how his originality is low for only adding community created stuff.
anyways, I'm hoping to buy a VPS and host a bunch of fun and creative servers on it.
You have some leg room with the PSU, so if you wanted, you can slap in another 970 because not only are they efficient, the motherboard also supports SLI. CoolI've wondered, do all the parts come with screws and stuff (if they're needed)? or will I have to raid a hardware store?
The Case can be changed, since its based on preference. This one has a clean, non-aggressive look and has a side window, if you like that sort of thing. It looks perfect lol. I like minimalist stuff like this.
The CPU cooler is pretty good for its price.
The CPU can be overclocked. I don't really have a need to overclock my CPU, but that's still good to know.
Tossed in a 126GB SSD, which should be enough for the OS and heavily played games. Looks good. The only game I think I would put on it would be World of Tanks, and that's only like 15 gigs lol.
Also, I could totally make you a part list if you want. Just tell me the budget and the stuff you expect to be included in it (OS, peripherals, etc. ).Budget range is about $1200 USD ($1375 CAD) (£770). Don't treat them as exact values, go over or under if needed. Just don't go over by too much.
Also, if you're going to a college or university, they usually give them out for free. Probably depends on the size of the university though.I am going to college, however it's just a local school and only has about 6000 students in it per year. Afaik they don't offer a lot of free stuff unless it's like a holiday and then they only give out free cupcakes.
Um, every tank has everything on that, especially ones that have full interiors, and not blown up husks.
Y'all got nothin' on this tank.
I'd say It is more of an ancestor which modern tanks are descended from.That is exactly what it is. First tank with the layout we're so fond of today.
You do need an OS for a computer to run at all. There are plenty of places to get the activation keys for cheap, but getting the iso requires a little bit of research on your part. Or you can pay the $80 for windows.Maybe if MS-DOS is finally abandonware/freeware I can make myself an awesome Doom rig
i said BRITAIN
britain = englandits true ol' chap
duh
You know you've got some issues when the words snake and fur are in the same sentence.What if my snake looks like a sasquatches' arm?
That's why I said research. That "extra dollar" you're spending to have some moron put together a computer is money that you could be putting towards better components. I'm not going to try to push you too hard towards this idea, but honestly, the forum can help a stuffton, warranties apply to parts on their own, and like I said, building your own rig and knowing the ins-and-outs of it is fulfilling as stuff.Bold: Even if another part was responsible for causing others to fry, would those part warranties still cover the others? (I guess if the PSU was stuff or something idk.) If so, I didn't know that, and I'll certainly look into it.
Your decision obviously.
You wont have to worry about having anything less than 60 fps with a $1300 computer. Building though will save you a fair amount of cash.They trust me to fix anything wrong with theirs
Before I built mine, i spent maybe a good month or 2 saving up money to buy the parts, and during that time ,i learned about every single part and whats good, how to build my computer, etc. Once you spend all that time learning, it isn't really scary. Also, if you build your own, you will also be more comfortable about opening up your computer to do upgrades and such because you KNOW whats in a computer.
Trust me, build your own. If your parents are cool, they will trust you if you put the computer PARTS on a list just as much as a prebuilt, instead of some other users who are getting a new computer but don't have parents that trust them at building their own.
Build one.I also know nothing about which components are considered good and which aren't, and the reason I'm looking for a custom made rig is I really don't want to build one of my own as of late. I know how to put one together, but it's not convenient for me, and I am willing to pay the extra dollar to have someone else do it, and have it covered in warranties.
Even if you know nothing about building one, doing your research and finally sitting down and putting a comp together is fulfilling as stuff.
usually you would hope for near 60fps on a computer. since all monitors will support at least that much. and its been the low standard for over a decade anyway.My first computer could barely run RCT2 and a few hunting games I had. Like, maybe 10-15 FPS max.
