I want to buy a pre-built but I don't want Any Forums to make fun of me for it
I want to buy a pre-built but I don't want Any Forums to make fun of me for it
Landon Flores
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Connor Flores
as if anyone would know what kind of porn you like to begin with.
Owen Rivera
here's a novel idea: do it and don't tell Any Forums, 100% guaranteed success
Lucas Thomas
get something with a half decent mb, case, cpu an, and not an absolute trash psu
that's it
and it's not too hard these days too
Nathaniel Brown
Buy a prebuilt but tell no one.
Noah Walker
Doing something yourself can be scary
Luke Ward
I'm not afraid to build it the prices for parts especially graphics cards are too high
Brody Kelly
Just do it.
They are good to get some pieces at cheaper price but prepare to replace some in the future.
Check the reviews because some are builded like shit and have air-problems or are too compact (making harder to replace or clean stuff).
Matthew Wood
But isn't it mandatory to post your room in battlestation threads?
Kayden Price
Then buy the cheaper pre built and put the components in a non meme case and stop being insecure
Jason Morris
Yes
Easton Cook
tfw just recently ordered an Aurora R13 myself
In times like these alienware products arent that much more expensive. If you do order from dell, be sure to talk to a sales rep, they can knock up to 15% off of your order. That saved me 800€ which makes it even cheaper than a lot of the competition
Daniel Stewart
How is it?
Nathaniel Barnes
Only complaint so far is that they state their DDR5 ram is 4400mhz but they actually ship 4800mhz DDR5. Problem is apparently their motherboard is only capable of 4400mhz max.
Its a thing to consider when futureproofing but im coming from ddr3 ram so not really a problem for me
Leo Foster
I see
Wyatt Thompson
This glossy case looks like a dehumidifier from 2009
Jaxson Thompson
The cases sure are a downgrade.
I really enjoyed their now ancient Area-51 case
Brandon Cook
That looks terrible
Brayden Campbell
Thats like your opnion man. Not nearly as cringe as the meme RGB cases you get with every prebuilt nowadays.
I picked up a used one 10 years ago and built my own pc with it.
Parker Jackson
Hows this? Decent price? lytetechnology.com
Jace Butler
all of dells tech comes from india, you will never at any point, no matter how high up the phone chain you go, talk to a non pajeet, their warranty can't be trusted, also their tech support is basically a joke, if you're able to use the warranty successfully or their tech support is helpful it's pure luck of the draw.
basically they'll run you around the phone forever and always want to connect to your computer exposing your privacy, and their on site guy seems like some person they found on craigslist who may or may not try to kill you
the computer may or may not be fine but the warranty is garbage and the tech support is bad
Carter Sanchez
I would recommend buying from companies that assemble them with known hardware companies than proprietary ones like alienware. Companies like alienware get their hardware from cheap generic brands that are locked into specific configuration that are not easy to upgrade.
Gavin Green
It's not 2013 anymore, building your own PC isn't exactly viable right now unless you're just fucking made of money, so buying a prebuilt is actually a valid option now. The only people who would judge you for it now are shitcoin kikes and out-of-touch elitest lardasses. There are a few caveats though.
>do NOT buy a Dell or Alienware under ANY circumstance
>replace the PSU as soon as you get the chance, prebuilts ALWAYS cheap out on this aspect
>consider replacing the RAM and CPU cooler at some point as well, you can get a different case too if you want but make sure your mobo would fit in it first
>make sure you install a fresh copy of Windows (or Linux) because prebuilts typically come with bloat and shitware that will bottleneck performance even if it's not readily obvious when you boot into Windows