Putting together the PC wasn't as bad as I thought it was, only problems I had were with screwing in the mother board pegs(mostly because I'm a weak little girl). Very fun though, and will never go back to buying a pre-built pc EVER again. This was a costly investment(for me) but it is what I'm on whenever I'm not OUTSIDE. So if a weak timid shy klutzy person like me can put these parts together, so can you!!
Friday, November 19, 2010
Working good!
Putting together the PC wasn't as bad as I thought it was, only problems I had were with screwing in the mother board pegs(mostly because I'm a weak little girl). Very fun though, and will never go back to buying a pre-built pc EVER again. This was a costly investment(for me) but it is what I'm on whenever I'm not OUTSIDE. So if a weak timid shy klutzy person like me can put these parts together, so can you!!
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Your build looks awesome, congrats on getting it together. I wish I had enough money to buy my own
Congrats, man! Everything looks good, 'cept maybe for the cables.
>It was such an odd feel to be able to runs SC2 & Vindictus on max considering I used to use a laptop that couldn't even run the lowest
That feel..
>never go back to buying a pre-built pc EVER again.
Yeah, I've had mine almost four years now and it still does most stuff fine enough, with only graphics card replacement (downgrade in raw power/minor upgrade in technology) and RAM replacement (upgrade) which I usually overclock for games. I had it put together though since I'm weak like that.
The only chance I would buy a pre-built is if it was cheap or had some special use/gimmick I needed.
Awesome, great to see you did it!
>never go back to buying a pre-built pc EVER again
I know this feel
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