I seriously doubt the X51 would cost less than [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

I'm assuming you're in the US. If you're not I can throw you a build using whichever currency you're using.

You know what the funny thing is? The build I linked is actually better. Better quality components and a better GPU (more VRAM).

Buying an Alienware desktop is throwing money away. If you want the right to say "HEY GUISE I GOT AN ALIENWARE!!!" then go right ahead and buy one. I doubt many people will think Alienwares are good in the PC community anyway.

The parts you were looking at individually must've been the most expensive parts you could find.

Don't waste your money.

Gigahertz wrote I seriously doubt the X51 would cost less than [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

I'm assuming you're in the US. If you're not I can throw you a build using whichever currency you're using.

You know what the funny thing is? The build I linked is actually better. Better quality components and a better GPU (more VRAM).

Buying an Alienware desktop is throwing money away. If you want the right to say "HEY GUISE I GOT AN ALIENWARE!!!" then go right ahead and buy one. I doubt many people will think Alienwares are good in the PC community anyway.

The parts you were looking at individually must've been the most expensive parts you could find.

Don't waste your money.

Thanks very much for this.
And I'm also from the UK so couod you put that into pounds please

Here ya go [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

It may add up to around 700GBP altogether due to shipping costs ect. but it'll be a lot more worth it, more than an Alienware anyway,

Gigahertz wrote Here ya go [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

It may add up to around 700GBP altogether due to shipping costs ect. but it'll be a lot more worth it, more than an Alienware anyway,

Thanks very much for this
And do the parts each come with the screws they need as I know there are a lot of different ones involved in putting everything together?

Zomfire wrote

Gigahertz wrote I seriously doubt the X51 would cost less than [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

I'm assuming you're in the US. If you're not I can throw you a build using whichever currency you're using.

You know what the funny thing is? The build I linked is actually better. Better quality components and a better GPU (more VRAM).

Buying an Alienware desktop is throwing money away. If you want the right to say "HEY GUISE I GOT AN ALIENWARE!!!" then go right ahead and buy one. I doubt many people will think Alienwares are good in the PC community anyway.

The parts you were looking at individually must've been the most expensive parts you could find.

Don't waste your money.

Thanks very much for this.
And I'm also from the UK so couod you put that into pounds please

I'm pretty sure you people just ask us this to troll us and waste our time and get you a custom built, Stupid really and i doubt the part's individually would cost more but if your new to pc can't really blame you.

Zomfire wrote

Gigahertz wrote Here ya go [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

It may add up to around 700GBP altogether due to shipping costs ect. but it'll be a lot more worth it, more than an Alienware anyway,

Thanks very much for this
And do the parts each come with the screws they need as I know there are a lot of different ones involved in putting everything together?

All the parts will come with screws, yeah.

Gigahertz wrote I seriously doubt the X51 would cost less than [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

I'm assuming you're in the US. If you're not I can throw you a build using whichever currency you're using.

You know what the funny thing is? The build I linked is actually better. Better quality components and a better GPU (more VRAM).

Buying an Alienware desktop is throwing money away. If you want the right to say "HEY GUISE I GOT AN ALIENWARE!!!" then go right ahead and buy one. I doubt many people will think Alienwares are good in the PC community anyway.

The parts you were looking at individually must've been the most expensive parts you could find.

Don't waste your money.

I see you're recommending the standard heatsink for them ,WHY!? it's an i7 it's going to need a good heat sink.As for the mother board that could be a lot better intel grade.Then I'd recommend a SSD for the operating system and a 1TB hdd for backup memory.

Superseded wrote

Gigahertz wrote I seriously doubt the X51 would cost less than [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

I'm assuming you're in the US. If you're not I can throw you a build using whichever currency you're using.

You know what the funny thing is? The build I linked is actually better. Better quality components and a better GPU (more VRAM).

Buying an Alienware desktop is throwing money away. If you want the right to say "HEY GUISE I GOT AN ALIENWARE!!!" then go right ahead and buy one. I doubt many people will think Alienwares are good in the PC community anyway.

The parts you were looking at individually must've been the most expensive parts you could find.

Don't waste your money.

I see you're recommending the standard heatsink for them ,WHY!? it's an i7 it's going to need a good heat sink.As for the mother board that could be a lot better intel grade.Then I'd recommend a SSD for the operating system and a 1TB hdd for backup memory.

Fun fact #1: Stock heatsinks are absolutely fine for the CPU! Since it's a locked, you won't be overclocking! So guess what? No need for an aftermarket heatsink! Yay!

Fun fact #2: Since the CPU is locked, a B85 Motherboard will be absolutely fine. MSI makes great quality motherboards.

Fun fact #3: You're an idiot.

Superseded wrote I see you're recommending the standard heatsink for them ,WHY!? it's an i7 it's going to need a good heat sink.As for the mother board that could be a lot better intel grade.Then I'd recommend a SSD for the operating system and a 1TB hdd for backup memory.

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