I did my first ever build last year and it was surprisingly much more simple than I thought it would be...there is a ton of information out there and the biggest challenge is just wading through it all.
Once you get to putting things together, it's like an hour...if that. Then, of course, turning it on and 6 hours of updating drivers, installing software and whatnot.
Yeah, I've been throwing clunkers together outta spares for a while now. Its like the same thing only all the parts are new.
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It's rather fun to build computers. After fixing them for so long and making Frankenputers..it's real good to treat yourself. Not to forget to mention everything comes in awesome good quality. Makes you feel like you're building a Porshe.
Yeah, bought it on a whim a few years ago. I like the adjustments you can make to it, its nice having a really heavy mouse.
How long till Microsoft's Men in Black show up to harass me?
Lol they won't, it's legit. I get it cheap because I in an underprivileged college student :3 I sell some on Craig's list all the time but they do keep getting flagged even with my disclaimer D;
Lol they won't, it's legit. I get it cheap because I in an underprivileged college student :3 I sell some on Craig's list all the time but they do keep getting flagged even with my disclaimer D;
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Pm me with your info, I think I'll take you up on that.
Easier putting together a new computer with good parts than ones with assorted old parts. Everything just loads and runs better with less messing with drivers etc. I've been building them for myself and relatives for many years.
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but they do keep getting flagged even with my disclaimer D;
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