TOPIC: Should I Buy This Computer :

Tell Me If Should I Buy Or No !

Build it yourself

ye the building is free i am asking if the price good for thos items inside it

Not really a good price, if you bought the parts and built it you could probably knock off $500

itzsonzy wrote: hmm ye but if i get the parts i wont get garantie wheen i buy it like this i get 3 years garantie

VeGoVeVO wrote:
Guarantee doesn't really matter, with most PC's if you edit anything / open it up then warranty/guarantee is void.

I'd say with those kind of parts, you'd probably want 16gb of RAM and an SSD. I'd recommend this one: www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147373

Sorle wrote: Aight i asked thé company how much should i add for thé 16GB RAM They Saïd 80€ that cheap i think

Building it yourself will make the outcome cheaper and you will know the flops if there are any.

It's difficult to judge what you should buy simply based of what you put here, what do you intend to use the computer for? What resolution do you play at? These are important factors when it comes to picking a parts or builds.

nope

VeGoVeVO wrote: Thats not cheap, you can buy 8gb sticks off amazon for £30 or 35 EUROS. So i would build it yourself.
I built mine myself and it cost about £700-£800 with about the same specs as yours. (mine is AMD though XD, im not paying £300 for an intel processor that is as good as a £150 amd processor)

mattycurry12 wrote: 15 days shiping and + shiping money and no garantie / warantie so id pay x5 that money for garantie

VeGoVeVO wrote: Well depending on where you live depends on shipping. As i live in UK it is usually free amazon delivery that takes 2-5 days , but if you have a prime subscription you can get free 1 day delivery.
Also i guess it depends on the part, and whether you want warranty, i personally dont have warrenty on smaller parts like hard drives or ram but i have stock manufacturer warranty's on big components such as graphic cards and cpu's etc.




I went on pc part picker to check price for just buying and building yourself and came with this: uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/mattycurry12/saved/#view=9YKJ7P
Some parts didnt exist on the database so i checked their price and put something of the same value instead, i also improvised for some parts that you didnt show.
It comes to £1225 which is about 1400 euros, but it would have no warranty, so i guess buying the pre built pc could be fairly good value.

mattycurry12 wrote: ye but also i forgot to says that i got a screen worth 200$ added to the part i said total is 1500$ still i think it a good price but i rlly dont care about price i only want good parts and 3 years warantie good for me

I'm a expert. Buy a PlayStation 2 that shit runs PAC man at 120 fps.