ordering a pc and need help

[Rawrthness]

ok im about to order a new pc and i need help im looking at this one

 

 

 

it's 599.99$ Canadian i was wondering what was all missing if anyone could tell me Thanks

 

and also i was wondering if it was worth it

[Mooney]

That's $542.24 USD for those of you too lazy to convert yourself.

 

I would say... Don't get it. For roughly the same price, you could build yourself a much better comp.

[Rawrthness]

alright ill keep looking around and maybe look on the site im getting it from for a build it yourself pc and ill post what i find

[Mooney]

alright ill keep looking around and maybe look on the site im getting it from for a build it yourself pc and ill post what i find

Uh... usually when you're going to build a PC yourself, you buy each part separately, not in a "build-it-yourself" kit.

[Rawrthness]

well sometimes this site has a build it yourself kit thing but it gives alot of options for different parts and im too lazy to get it and then put it together

 

and also i only have 1000$ Canadian at the time and i still need to get a monitor a good mouse and keyboard but ill be getting paid next month from my mom so i get to upgrade some stuff then but for now i just want a good enough pc but cant really find anything :S

Edited May 6, 2007 by Rawrthness

[ken_cinder]

Any computer reseller that doesn't list the make and model of the parts they are using, is one you TOTALLY want to avoid. What you listed, is one you should avoid.

The only part they list a make/model of is the CPU, they don't even have the brand of DVD burner listed. BAD!

You'll probably end up getting some cheapass $30 special motherboard, the most generic garbage DDR2 money can buy and the onboard video isn't listed as to what brand it is let alone what type.

 

Build your own, it isn't hard these days.

[Ghosty]

Yes, avoid it like the Super-Plague!

Yeah totally dude, build your own, it doesnt take much energy at all. My budget PC was a little less than that and it still kicks ass!

 

As for a M/KB just get a generic KB, dont fall for those expensive gaming KBs, THEIR CRAP!

mouse: Microsoft Intellimouse 1.1a

 

My Samsung 713n(17') was worth about $180.

So yeah, sorry for the long-ish post but dont buy that.

[Rawrthness]

Any computer reseller that doesn't list the make and model of the parts they are using, is one you TOTALLY want to avoid. What you listed, is one you should avoid.

The only part they list a make/model of is the CPU, they don't even have the brand of DVD burner listed. BAD!

You'll probably end up getting some cheapass $30 special motherboard, the most generic garbage DDR2 money can buy and the onboard video isn't listed as to what brand it is let alone what type.

 

Build your own, it isn't hard these days.

 

no that was just a quick show-off of what was in the box.... theres like another 2 pages saying what the parts and stuff were inside the computer.

 

here is where i always order my computers and computer parts from

 

www.tigerdirect.ca for you americans www.tigerdirect.com