rate this pc

[Champion]

scroll all the way down

oh now i see them
anyways its good, just normal gaming pcs, but very overpriced. also no i7s which is kinda stupid

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[PurpleSir]

what if I just buy the parts seperately and build it, would that be better?

[SiliconCactus]

what if I just buy the parts seperately and build it, would that be better?

would be a better build
http://www.logicalincrements.com/

[takato14]

what if I just buy the parts seperately and build it, would that be better?

yes?

http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=26120066

replace the R7 with the GTX-760

you save money and get a better case/mobo/RAM/PSU in the process

if I tweak it to your needs it'll be even better; I built this for a friend with a specific set of tasks in mind

[PurpleSir]

also, the prebuilts get warranties so thats a factor

[takato14]

also, the prebuilts get warranties so thats a factor

cool, so does almost every single part I listed

[PurpleSir]

wait wat that list has 2TB hard drive

gotta fix it myself

[takato14]

wait wat that list has 2TB hard drive

gotta fix it myself

uh

"fix" it? what

[Pentium]

Okay, let's see here...
* Non-overclockable processor
* Cheapest possible motherboard chipset
* Cheap PSU with only a two-year factory warranty instead of the standard three pr five
* Only stock cooler
It's in no way the worst PC you can get for the money, but you can do a a lot better on the motherboard/PSU on the same budget.

[PurpleSir]

uh

"fix" it? what

make it a 1TB like the prebuilt is what I meant

[SquartleTurtle]

http://www.logicalincrements.com/

[takato14]

make it a 1TB like the prebuilt is what I meant

why would you do that

a 2TB is future-proof, only $30 more, and I chose a WD Red, that forgeter will last basically forever

[Steve5451²]

The 779 build uses an i3 too.
This is just ridiculous.
"Maximum performance without breaking the bank" my ass.