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12/26/2013 3:40:46 PM
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IBuyPower Gaming PCs
I'm looking into becoming a PC Gamer but am too lazy to build my own rig. I have two main questions. Is this rig worth the price (I know I am paying a bit more than if i was to build it myself), and does IBuyPower charge sales tax?
Here is an PDF with the specs/price:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B73Dxh2ujsZqT1ItSFdocnhpcFE/edit
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#Gaming
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Any more opinions or thoughts?
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1 Reply[quote]Is this rig worth the price[/quote] Nope. Sounds like you want a pretty decent setup to start with, so click that link and check out the 'superb' line. Those will play anything currently out at max settings and will cost less than $1,000 total (not including monitors, keyboard, or a mouse).
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6 RepliesEdited by BannedLemön: 12/26/2013 4:28:29 PMThat CPU is [i]waaaaay[/i] too overkill. An i5 3570k or i5 4670k are what I'd recommend. You don't need a CPU aftermarket cooler if you have one of the ones I recommended. Graphics card is fine. (You can get Ultra 1080p with a maximum of roughly 50fps on BF4 with that). MoBo is fine. PSU is fine. I recommend building one. You can get the parts for less.
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If you can catch a good sale on one of those sites it can sometimes cost around the same money to just buy the parts.
