Bought a new comp :)

You forgot the AIO water cooler for cpu.

I'll assume the computer is legit.

I don't know shit about modern computers. When I purchased my current computer 2.5 years ago, I went on Newegg and found a certain part that had a ton of good reviews, then used the "other people also purchased this" to build the rest of my computer.

hiya marcos

On August 11 2015 02:18 PuertoRican wrote: I'll assume the computer is legit. I don't know shit about modern computers. When I purchased my current computer 2.5 years ago, I went on Newegg and found a certain part that had a ton of good reviews, then used the "other people also purchased this" to build the rest of my computer.

Try pcpartpicker.com, besides making sure your system is compatible with itself, it shows you which sites offer the same part the cheapest/free shipping and you can also see recent build histories and copy folks there. Although typically I just find some system builder marathon article for that quarter on tomshardware or something and rip that off.

On August 11 2015 01:39 NewbSaibot wrote: You forgot the AIO water cooler for cpu.

i bought other stuff seperately like wireless card and etc... but i have corsair h60 water cooler.

On August 11 2015 02:42 fira wrote: hiya marcos

sup bro, hows astro and the rest of the crew?

Still not as hot as dices Dell gaming rig

Doter?

On August 11 2015 03:23 NewbSaibot wrote: Show nested quote + On August 11 2015 02:18 PuertoRican wrote: I'll assume the computer is legit. I don't know shit about modern computers. When I purchased my current computer 2.5 years ago, I went on Newegg and found a certain part that had a ton of good reviews, then used the "other people also purchased this" to build the rest of my computer. Try pcpartpicker.com, besides making sure your system is compatible with itself, it shows you which sites offer the same part the cheapest/free shipping and you can also see recent build histories and copy folks there. Although typically I just find some system builder marathon article for that quarter on tomshardware or something and rip that off.

I may also suggest comboing pcpartpicker with logicalincrements.com to avoid bottlenecks and unnecessarily expensive parts:

http://www.logicalincrements.com/

On August 12 2015 14:54 Graisseux wrote: Show nested quote + On August 11 2015 03:23 NewbSaibot wrote:   On August 11 2015 02:18 PuertoRican wrote: I'll assume the computer is legit. I don't know shit about modern computers. When I purchased my current computer 2.5 years ago, I went on Newegg and found a certain part that had a ton of good reviews, then used the "other people also purchased this" to build the rest of my computer. Try pcpartpicker.com, besides making sure your system is compatible with itself, it shows you which sites offer the same part the cheapest/free shipping and you can also see recent build histories and copy folks there. Although typically I just find some system builder marathon article for that quarter on tomshardware or something and rip that off. I may also suggest comboing pcpartpicker with logicalincrements.com to avoid bottlenecks and unnecessarily expensive parts: http://www.logicalincrements.com/

really nice site. thanks.