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tax refund time, gonna get me summa dat not POS computer sheeit, i have about 600 total (dont need moniter)

lol was that a complete sentence?

(03-09-2010, 02:43 PM)diggs link Wrote: [ -> ]tax refund time, gonna get me summa dat not POS computer sheeit, i have about 600 total (dont need moniter)

Can you get a non-POS computer for less than 600?

<--has never built one

(03-09-2010, 03:25 PM)Yahhh Trick yahhhhhhh link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=diggs link=topic=4303.msg140702#msg140702 date=1268163837]
tax refund time, gonna get me summa dat not POS computer sheeit, i have about 600 total (dont need moniter)

Can you get a non-POS computer for less than 600?

<--has never built one
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built mine for 500, works pretty good

Built mine for $900 and it's pretty awesome. What parts do you really need? $600 can get you a nice mobo/proc and vidja card if you can salvage the rest off your current rig, if not you will have to shell out for the necessaries.

(03-09-2010, 03:29 PM)Surf314 link Wrote: [ -> ]Built mine for $900 and it's pretty awesome. What parts do you really need? $600 can get you a nice mobo/proc and vidja card if you can salvage the rest off your current rig, if not you will have to shell out for the necessaries.

i can probably come up with another hundred, but i dont need a ton of top of the line stuff, i dont need more then a 500 gig HDD, can make do with 6gigs of ram, i want a nice fan and case tho because i have an issue with heat in this aptmnt

The Coolermaster HAF932 case I have is awesome in terms of cooling and airflow, but it is a full tower and the price is a little steep for a $600 build
Here's their midsize version, which should still have plenty of room, ventilation, and fans for whatever you want to stuff in it.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6811119197

(03-09-2010, 03:25 PM)Yahhh Trick yahhhhhhh link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=diggs link=topic=4303.msg140702#msg140702 date=1268163837]
tax refund time, gonna get me summa dat not POS computer sheeit, i have about 600 total (dont need moniter)

Can you get a non-POS computer for less than 600?

<--has never built one
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easy
you can build a tower for about 500 that will run most newer games well

also, the HAF 922 is totally worth it

(03-09-2010, 10:31 PM)zaneyard link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Yahhh Trick yahhhhhhh link=topic=4303.msg140707#msg140707 date=1268166355]
[quote author=diggs link=topic=4303.msg140702#msg140702 date=1268163837]
tax refund time, gonna get me summa dat not POS computer sheeit, i have about 600 total (dont need moniter)

Can you get a non-POS computer for less than 600?

<--has never built one
[/quote]
easy
you can build a tower for about 500 that will run most newer games well

also, the HAF 922 is totally worth it
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yeah looks p awesome, suggest me a gpu, slaves

(03-09-2010, 11:02 PM)diggs link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=zaneyard link=topic=4303.msg140754#msg140754 date=1268191872]
[quote author=Yahhh Trick yahhhhhhh link=topic=4303.msg140707#msg140707 date=1268166355]
[quote author=diggs link=topic=4303.msg140702#msg140702 date=1268163837]
tax refund time, gonna get me summa dat not POS computer sheeit, i have about 600 total (dont need moniter)

Can you get a non-POS computer for less than 600?

<--has never built one
[/quote]
easy
you can build a tower for about 500 that will run most newer games well

also, the HAF 922 is totally worth it
[/quote]

yeah looks p awesome, suggest me a gpu, slaves
[/quote]the new ati radeons

get a 4850 or something
i've seen GPU chipsets integrated into motherboards that have a decent amount of power in them as well

like ive said in the past, im fairly computer illiterate/new to computers, what kinds of mobos are compatable with 4850s

I can attest that the mobo and gpu in that image go well together.

I'm quite sure that most mobos will accommodate most graphics cards though.

i like that psu cabling.

what PSU is it ?

i've always heard modular cabling is a lot less efficient, but damn does that look good

(03-10-2010, 10:22 AM)Duck link Wrote: [ -> ]i've always heard modular cabling is a lot less efficient, but damn does that look good

Toms hardware did a test on it, that presumption is pretty much false

also yes
PCI-E 2.0 is the standard for graphics cards right now
if your mobo doesn't have it your doin it rong

i thought i heard that AGP was coming back , not old agp , but some revised version of it

(03-10-2010, 09:09 AM)Vandamguy link Wrote: [ -> ]i like that psu cabling.

what PSU is it ?

Thermaltake Toughpower XT W0229RU 750W ATX12V V2.3 80PLUS BRONZE ATI CrossFireX Certified AMD GAME READY FanDelayCool Modular Power Supply


It comes with plenty of good looking, labeled cables... Though they are a bit thick. The molex connector cable is a pain to deal with though. Organized appearance courtesy of a large case, ample twist ties, and brute force.

What you don't see:

quick question, if i put this together myself will i have to solder anything?

shouldn't