How about instead of trusting some guy who cant put ram in properly " I laughed my ass of at it".
Build it yourself, It isnt hard trust me, Just watch some tutorials on youtube, and u will have it

LN2 wrote How about instead of trusting some guy who cant put ram in properly " I laughed my **** of at it".
Build it yourself, It isnt hard trust me, Just watch some tutorials on youtube, and u will have it

Im not ready to build one quite yet. I dont have the time, and I am worried about screwing something up. If i was to buy one online with good specs, which brand would you suggest?

LN2 wrote How about instead of trusting some guy who cant put ram in properly " I laughed my **** of at it".
Build it yourself, It isnt hard trust me, Just watch some tutorials on youtube, and u will have it

I agree with him, I made my computer and it was not hard at all to do so. Just order the parts and your good to go, every part comes with instructions on how to attach everything together. Its worth it and a very fun experience

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LN2 wrote How about instead of trusting some guy who cant put ram in properly " I laughed my **** of at it".
Build it yourself, It isnt hard trust me, Just watch some tutorials on youtube, and u will have it

I agree with him, I made my computer and it was not hard at all to do so. Just order the parts and your good to go, every part comes with instructions on how to attach everything together. Its worth it and a very fun experience

Im not ready to build one just yet. If I was to build one though, would i be able to do it on a $1,000 budget (More or less)? Any other advice?

Thats what i thought when I was going to get a computer. You can do it on a 1,000 dollar budget no problem, you wont get the best parts but you can make it work. If I were you I would save that money and get more so you can get a good computer to make. Mine cpsted 3,000 dollars, with the top of the line components.

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LN2 wrote How about instead of trusting some guy who cant put ram in properly " I laughed my **** of at it".
Build it yourself, It isnt hard trust me, Just watch some tutorials on youtube, and u will have it

I agree with him, I made my computer and it was not hard at all to do so. Just order the parts and your good to go, every part comes with instructions on how to attach everything together. Its worth it and a very fun experience

Im not ready to build one just yet. If I was to build one though, would i be able to do it on a $1,000 budget (More or less)? Any other advice?

Thats what i thought when I was going to get a computer. You can do it on a 1,000 dollar budget no problem, you wont get the best parts but you can make it work. If I were you I would save that money and get more so you can get a good computer to make. Mine cpsted 3,000 dollars, with the top of the line components.

I honestly dont need amazing specs. Just a good computer so I can run games an moderate settings. I do want a good graphics card and good Ram, but other than that, i just want something that works. I dont want a cheap PC though, I want something that will handle nearly any game on a medium to high setting.

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LN2 wrote How about instead of trusting some guy who cant put ram in properly " I laughed my **** of at it".
Build it yourself, It isnt hard trust me, Just watch some tutorials on youtube, and u will have it

I agree with him, I made my computer and it was not hard at all to do so. Just order the parts and your good to go, every part comes with instructions on how to attach everything together. Its worth it and a very fun experience

Im not ready to build one just yet. If I was to build one though, would i be able to do it on a $1,000 budget (More or less)? Any other advice?

I has lots of fun building mine, Listen 7 months ago i had no clue what a cpu was nor thought pc gaming was any good , Now i have built my own and am running a Arma 2 server
and love it to bits. Trust me if you watch tutorials and get the knowledge you wont break anything. The parts have more of a chance of failing than u killing them.

vCOMETv wrote Im not ready to build one just yet. If I was to build one though, would i be able to do it on a $1,000 budget (More or less)? Any other advice?

Other advice? Yes. Build it yourself. You're going to get ripped off if you buy a pre-built. I was 14 when I built my first PC. It's not as hard as you might think. It's actually really easy. With your budget, you could get an amazing build.

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It's literally pocket change over your budget. Has a top of the line GPU which is hard to beat. Will play games on ultra settings. This PC will do whatever you want it to. You could save a lot of money by getting a cheaper GPU if you wish.

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Thats what i thought when I was going to get a computer. You can do it on a 1,000 dollar budget no problem, you wont get the best parts but you can make it work. If I were you I would save that money and get more so you can get a good computer to make. Mine cpsted 3,000 dollars, with the top of the line components.
1K is enough, if you spent 3K then that was a bit stupid.