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This is my first gaming PC build and I want to know where I can get parts for cheap and to ship in Canada if needed.
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There is no single best place to buy PC parts, some parts are cheaper at newegg while others are cheaper at microcenter for example, spending time on it to research where parts are cheapest is the key. goodluck and happy building =P
There is no single best place to buy PC parts, some parts are cheaper at newegg while others are cheaper at microcenter for example, spending time on it to research where parts are cheapest is the key. goodluck and happy building =P
How much the cost that we can spent for good high quality Computer Gaming's?
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Talk about money for PC Gaming's and how much cost we spent for every parts that we buy. We have list of Computer parts pricing? "We need to be a practical person"
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You do not state your country, and given that it is 2:15AM here in Las Vegas, NV, USA, I expect you are elsewhere out of the US. PCPartpicker.com has shopping and PC design compatibility assist in the US, UK, Australia, and possibly Canada.
Many countries have import duties and heavy taxes on sales, so you cannot take USA pricing and currency translate.
Here is one fairly high end build, in the USA as US$1865:
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/huCv
You can do a budget minded build using an i3-3220, a B75 or H77 Intel compatible 1155 socket motherboard, an HD 6870 or GTX 560 ti, a good single rail 80 plus efficient 550 watt power supply, 8GB 1600 speed 1.5V DRAM with heat spreaders, 1TB SATA III 7200 rpm HDD, DVDRW, a reasonable case and hold it at about $600 or so in the US
Anything in CPU at least 2nd generation core i3, or FX-4100 or 4170, or better is OK
Any graphics card of at least HD 6670 level
A power supply that won't crash
DRAM for Windows at 4GB and anothe 4GB for graphics shared ram
AT least 500GB HDD
makes a gaming PC. Then it is a matter of how good and strong a PC, and they can get to $2000 fairly easily.
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php
You do not state your country, and given that it is 2:15AM here in Las Vegas, NV, USA, I expect you are elsewhere out of the US. PCPartpicker.com has shopping and PC design compatibility assist in the US, UK, Australia, and possibly Canada.
Many countries have import duties and heavy taxes on sales, so you cannot take USA pricing and currency translate.
Here is one fairly high end build, in the USA as US$1865:
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/huCv
You can do a budget minded build using an i3-3220, a B75 or H77 Intel compatible 1155 socket motherboard, an HD 6870 or GTX 560 ti, a good single rail 80 plus efficient 550 watt power supply, 8GB 1600 speed 1.5V DRAM with heat spreaders, 1TB SATA III 7200 rpm HDD, DVDRW, a reasonable case and hold it at about $600 or so in the US
Anything in CPU at least 2nd generation core i3, or FX-4100 or 4170, or better is OK
Any graphics card of at least HD 6670 level
A power supply that won't crash
DRAM for Windows at 4GB and anothe 4GB for graphics shared ram
AT least 500GB HDD
makes a gaming PC. Then it is a matter of how good and strong a PC, and they can get to $2000 fairly easily.
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php
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