I'm looking for a new PC any suggestions guys? Something with an  AMD video card. needs atleast 2g graphics prob 8gig ram maybe a phenom II quad core? needs to be like a 700$ budget any suggestions? 

Edited October 16, 201312 yr by GoldFarm

Don't you sell one...?

Edit: You are trying to make me look stupid by changing the title from 'Looking for a new vps' to 'Looking for new PC.'

Edited October 16, 201312 yr by Ricky

Don't you sell one...?

Edit: You are trying to make me look stupid by changing the title from 'Looking for a new vps' to 'Looking for new PC.'

 

Was reading a thread on a different forum, C&P'd the wrong thing. 

if you have knowledge of how to build a pc it's cheaper to build on than to buy one

 

 

wwww.newegg.com

if you have knowledge of how to build a pc it's cheaper to build on than to buy one

 

 

wwww.newegg.com

 

 

Thanks but I'm afraid that i would order the wrong parts, or have something incompatible. I would feel safer with something prebuilt 

if you have knowledge of how to build a pc it's cheaper to build on than to buy one

 

 

wwww.newegg.com

 

 

Thanks but I'm afraid that i would order the wrong parts, or have something incompatible. I would feel safer with something prebuilt

You can't order the wrong parts if you can plug a lamp into a wall socket.

step one: choose cpu

step two: choose motherboard with matching socket

step three: buy any ram that matches speed of motherboard

step four: choose a video card (if you fuck this part up no one can save you)

step five: choose power supply

step six+: choose case and hard drive/ssd

 

 

if you have knowledge of how to build a pc it's cheaper to build on than to buy one

 

 

wwww.newegg.com

 

 

Thanks but I'm afraid that i would order the wrong parts, or have something incompatible. I would feel safer with something prebuilt

 

You can't order the wrong parts if you can plug a lamp into a wall socket.

step one: choose cpu

step two: choose motherboard with matching socket

step three: buy any ram that matches speed of motherboard

step four: choose a video card (if you fuck this part up no one can save you)

step five: choose power supply

step six+: choose case and hard drive/ssd

 

My next biggest fear would be I don't understand PCI, PCI Express, what port it optimal for video cards. I'm not to big on hardware at all. 

i spent $1100$ on mine.

 

i5 3570k

16 gb ram

126 ssd

2tb black  HDD

650 ti oc 2gb Video card

p8z77 MOBO.

 

dual monitor setup.

if you have knowledge of how to build a pc it's cheaper to build on than to buy one

 

 

wwww.newegg.com

 

 

Thanks but I'm afraid that i would order the wrong parts, or have something incompatible. I would feel safer with something prebuilt

You can't order the wrong parts if you can plug a lamp into a wall socket.

step one: choose cpu

step two: choose motherboard with matching socket

step three: buy any ram that matches speed of motherboard

step four: choose a video card (if you fuck this part up no one can save you)

step five: choose power supply

step six+: choose case and hard drive/ssd

My next biggest fear would be I don't understand PCI, PCI Express, what port it optimal for video cards. I'm not to big on hardware at all.

PCI express.. PCI hasn't been used on a video card in 10 years

I like to use ibuypower.com, personally. It's a lot easier and they seem to give lower prices on the same shit that newegg offers. PLUS! ibuypower gives you descriptions of things and tells you compatibility with what parts you want and have selected.