nicky2by4 wrote I was just wondering if Cyberpowerpc is too expensive for what you get. Should I just order the parts and put it together myself or could I buy it from there?

This is the pc I was thinking about buying.
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Okay well thats quickly the equivalent if not the same as what you'd get from Cyber. However i wouldn't let them fit a generic PSU in there like they probably would. What do you plan on using it for?

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nicky2by4 wrote I was just wondering if Cyberpowerpc is too expensive for what you get. Should I just order the parts and put it together myself or could I buy it from there?

This is the pc I was thinking about buying.
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Okay well thats quickly the equivalent if not the same as what you'd get from Cyber. However i wouldn't let them fit a generic PSU in there like they probably would. What do you plan on using it for?

I was planning on using it for some normal use and some gaming (a little more of gaming).

Well that motherboard and processor are way too much to be spending for mostly normal use and some gaming. I use an AMD FX which probably equates to a low end i5 if that. I'd look around for an i5 3550p build on Cyber or even build one yourself.

Dude, get a cheaper motherboard and an i5 and you'll be able to upgrade on other parts. such as a better GPU...

I bought my PC from iBuyPower. I love mine.