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What you will need to create a computer
Phillips screwdriver: Non magnetic
CPU
GPU
Motherboard
PSU
RAM
Case
HDD
SSD (OPTIONAL)
and the peripherals.
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Terrabytez wrote What you will need to create a computer
Phillips screwdriver: Non magnetic
CPU
GPU
Motherboard
PSU
RAM
Case
HDD
SSD (OPTIONAL)
and the peripherals.

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Good or bad site for this? Was going to buy most of stuff from amazon or newegg
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It's ok for a rough estimate but Newegg would be better. and it will come on the same day.
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Terrabytez wrote It's ok for a rough estimate but Newegg would be better. and it will come on the same day.

Im worried about mixing up the parts so i end up getting parts that aren't compatible for each other. Can you maybe get me a good list of parts?
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Like I said, A rough estimate of the price.
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Terrabytez wrote [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Like I said, A rough estimate of the price.


Not to nit-pick, but its probably a better option to use an air cooler in this situation because he is a first time builder. Also, liquid cooling is kinda complicated, atleast is was for me. xD
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Depends on which cooler, the liquid cooler would be easier than a 212 evo. they are a pain in the arse to install. took me nearly 30 mins to install the stoopid thing.

It would also be better as he won't have to worry about temps.
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