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hello everyone

i just wonder if i want buy it in one all in order build Pc.
Q. buy it order build pc own is big box for packing things core i7 980x etc in box or buy it own build pc they fix it for u?

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thanks help i just bit :s it.
 
Sleinous

Sleinous

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Umm?

What I think youre trying to say is, you want to know if its any cheaper to buy the parts seperately and build youself? My PC was about £20 cheaper if I bought all teh parts seperately, but, I then had teh risk of putting it all together WITHOUT frying a single component due to static discharge. Paying £20 more for tthat service and no hassle of building, to me, seems fair :)
 
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oh okay but i want do by myseft build my own computer. becuase i am good at computer and pro safe with ESD. so mean if i buy it for build parts like Motherboard,SSD,RAM,GPC everythings together in box packing send to my door know what i mean like i dont want they build my pc but i do it by myseft.

if not then i will go to amazon.com buy everythings in packing i know it easy but this web is build own pc thigns i dont understand like they build my pc or they just send me and i build it by my own things....

thanks cheer 4 help
 
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Sleinous

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PCS build the pc for you.

If you want to build it yourself, you need to head over to amazon.co.uk or if you are from abroad, another amazon site such as .fr or .com or ebuyer or something. Make sure you get a good warranty on each part. Good luck.
 
Zeplini

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The best thing is if we build it for you we take a lot of hassle out of the build for you, and supply a good warranty to cover all and at not much cost than doing it yourself ;)
 
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xrchz

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I tried putting my parts together on scan.co.uk and the prices were pretty similar (PCS was actually cheaper in my case, but I think scan is good value).
 
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i like my own build and it had lots of proof of things software like windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit 3pack ect
when i get order for build my own in Amazon shop. and i will use ESD b4 touch them aslo i will show everyone how to use safe ESD for build pc.

:) my budget £3,500
 
Phoenix

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Yeah i don't think I'd want to ever spend more than £2,000.00 on a new PC because of the rate at which CPU's, GPU's and other components advance. I'd rather have money to perform future upgrades than sink it all into current hardware.
 
Phoenix

Phoenix

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I still think it's a waste of money though, you don't need to spend that much to get amazing performance. For example you could load a PC up with 24GB of RAM but it's really quite pointless as there's simply no need for that amount.
 
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One day there will be, but I see your point, i'd do this: Buy 1 4GB module - Then, when 4GB modules have decreased in cost over time as manufacturing costs decrease - i'd sell the single 4GB, and buy 2 packs of 3 sets of 4GB to make 24GB :)
 
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xrchz

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When you have 24GB of RAM you look at things differently though... that's more than enough space in RAM to mount a ramdisk (ramfs or tmpfs) and do your work in there. For example say you're working on some document, you could mount the directory it's in to RAM, then all the auto-saving etc. is done in RAM, and similarly you could get rid of the swap file and have the word processor also loaded entirely in RAM.

The net result of doing all that will be SPEED! Your whole editing session doesn't ever touch the hard disk, so it doesn't have to spin up.

In fact you could probably do the above with only 8GB or 4GB. With 24GB you could seriously think about loading the entire OS into RAM, and only using hard disk storage for persistence at the end of the day.
 
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xrchz said:
When you have 24GB of RAM you look at things differently though... that's more than enough space in RAM to mount a ramdisk (ramfs or tmpfs) and do your work in there. For example say you're working on some document, you could mount the directory it's in to RAM, then all the auto-saving etc. is done in RAM, and similarly you could get rid of the swap file and have the word processor also loaded entirely in RAM.

The net result of doing all that will be SPEED! Your whole editing session doesn't ever touch the hard disk, so it doesn't have to spin up.

In fact you could probably do the above with only 8GB or 4GB. With 24GB you could seriously think about loading the entire OS into RAM, and only using hard disk storage for persistence at the end of the day.
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This is a thought, but you may end up wearing that RAM out incredddibly quickly :p
 
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xrchz

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Sleinous said:
This is a thought, but you may end up wearing that RAM out incredddibly quickly :p
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Is that true? I'll have to test it out, but I'm planning on doing not-so-extreme but working mainly in RAM on my new pc (if it ever arrives) to avoid wearing out the SSD.
 
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Shibin

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3.5k is an amazing budget,i was begging my dad for a £700 budget haha. You must get paid well,or rob banks :O....or be crazy about computers and save money without feeding urself. The options are endless :O
 
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