New Comp. Suggestions

[ColoredSpades]

A new one is due because this thing is very crap-like.

Any suggestions for a cheap, but smooth system?

(Btw I do alot of school work and gaming)

 

[SeymourGore]

Budget?

 

[ColoredSpades]

Less or around 1500

 

[Gheist]

Less or around 1500

Spacebucks?

Which currency?

 

[ColoredSpades]

Oh Whoops, dollars.

 

[w00tyou]

https://secure.newegg.com/WishList/MySavedWishDetail.aspx?ID=16037206

 

[SeymourGore]

You might want to check this thread for ideas. Frost had similar needs and a similar price point to yours.

http://forums.legionsoverdrive.com/threads/new-laptop.2344/

 

[Armageddon]

I usually go with http://www.cyberpowerpc.com Configure to what you want/need.
Bought 3 from them since 99 and couldn't be more happy with the products, customer service and quality work they do.

 

[SeymourGore]

I usually go with http://www.cyberpowerpc.com Configure to what you want/need.
Bought 3 from them since 99 and couldn't be more happy with the products, customer service and quality work they do.

Always thought Arma would be the kinda nerd that would build his own computer.

Also, to OP, would you be willing to build your own PC or looking for an already configured machine?

 

[Armageddon]

nop, if i did build my own you'd never know. Cause i'd beat the *chocolate cookies* out of it within minutes.

 

[MightySheep]

i usually go meshcomputers, ebuyer or computer planet

ive heard of american only sites which give u ridiculously good values for computers tho

 

[ColoredSpades]

Always thought Arma would be the kinda nerd that would build his own computer.

Also, to OP, would you be willing to build your own PC or looking for an already configured machine?

I have a friend who could help me with building because I know it's probably cheaper to build.

 

[SeymourGore]

I have a friend who could help me with building because I know it's probably cheaper to build.

Not necessarily, tbh. Some of the boutiques offer discounts that not even DIY builders can match, but it's a good learning experience and having that knowledge can help you save money in replacement parts or knowing what you want/need in your next build.