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May 17 2013 10:03pm
Budget: $1,800 CAD
More specific use (what games, what programs): I'll most likely be trying any game out there and streaming.
Planned time until purchase: This month. If things go well -.-
Do you need an Operating System?: Yes. Not sure if I want windows 8 because I haven't tried it yet. So I think Windows 7 will do.
Do you have any specific preferred components?: Nope :/
Do you need a sound or wireless card?: I don't have one.. so.. I guess? :/
Do you want stock cooling or do you plan on overclocking?: I do not plan on OC
Do you need a monitor? mouse? keyboard?: Yes, Yes, Yes.
Zip code/location? (Shipping costs): Toronto
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May 17 2013 10:06pm
bump when you actually have the money , new things are going to be released within a month.
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May 17 2013 11:05pm
Quote (dolarsignzeroxeighty @ May 18 2013 12:06am)
bump when you actually have the money , new things are going to be released within a month.


I have the money lol :blink:
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May 17 2013 11:07pm
can help if you want win7/8 cheap ;)
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May 17 2013 11:10pm
Quote (Azenor @ May 18 2013 01:07am)
can help if you want win7/8 cheap  ;)


Will keep this mind :) ty.
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May 18 2013 03:14pm
Bump
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May 18 2013 07:18pm
Quote (lVlark @ May 18 2013 04:14pm)
Bump


waitwat

op, are you in college/university? you can get windows for cheap at the book store. sometimes for free. i dont even know why im bringing this up when the budget is $1800.

imo, go to ncix to buy all your parts and pay then $50 to build and install windows on the computer for you. i did this. was worth it. if you're in scarborough, you have a couple of locations.
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May 18 2013 07:25pm
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waitwat

op, are you in college/university? you can get windows for cheap at the book store. sometimes for free. i dont even know why im bringing this up when the budget is $1800.

imo, go to ncix to buy all your parts and pay then $50 to build and install windows on the computer for you. i did this. was worth it. if you're in scarborough, you have a couple of locations.


My plan was to go to a store to get it built for me so I will prob end up doing that.
If somebody makes a list for me with parts though do you think I could take that into the store and they'd have them or could get them ordered?

Only reason I was going to buy the parts online was because I worried that I wouldn't be able to get exactly what I wanted/needed.
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May 18 2013 07:27pm
nah just go to ncix, theyll take care of you. we can give you builds here. a lot better for your money than what theyll suggest for you.

it would be best to bump or make a new thread three days before you buy. sales change frequently.
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May 18 2013 07:30pm
Quote (NewKID @ May 18 2013 05:27pm)
nah just go to ncix, theyll take care of you. we can give you builds here. a lot better for your money than what theyll suggest for you.

it would be best to bump or make a new thread three days before you buy. sales change frequently.


I know this. I actually often go there, the salesman I was with gave me the best parts possible which I appreciated.
My friend went there though and I told him he could have gotten way better for his money.
Why don't they get you the best for your money anyways.
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