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b004u
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Phox
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| b004u wrote: | | DamiPL wrote: | | b004u wrote: |
Well umm if I or I don't get the i7 and stick with the i5, the 6Gb/s would be campatiable with my build since the 3Gb/s hard drive is about the same price with the 6Gb/s |
SATA3 HDD is even compatible with SATA2 ports, just that the speeds would be limited to 3Gb/s if you plug it in to SATA2. Your Mobo supports 6Gb/s so i don't see why would you get 3Gb/s instead of 6Gb/s if its the same price/space/rpm/cache. Seagate makes good HDDs too, i had 2 seagate hdds for a long time now and they still work. WD and Seagate are my favu~ |
Wow, thanks. I'll consider getting the Seagate HDD than the Samsung.
And instead of the i5 2500k, this one right?
i7 2600k
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115070 |
No. It's a waste of money. Get the 2500K.
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Hero
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| If you must pick on, go with the i5.
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b004u
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Phox
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| b004u wrote: | | There's a website I stumbled upon called ipowerbuy.com, the company is about 6hours away from where I'm from. I wanted to know if the prices and the specs are well worth the money than to build one? Or are they just like Alienware. |
No prebuilt computer will EVER be less than the the sum of the parts. http://www.newegg.com/
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Phox
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| b004u wrote: | | Phox wrote: | | b004u wrote: | | There's a website I stumbled upon called ipowerbuy.com, the company is about 6hours away from where I'm from. I wanted to know if the prices and the specs are well worth the money than to build one? Or are they just like Alienware. |
No prebuilt computer will EVER be less than the the sum of the parts. http://www.newegg.com/ |
Haha I'll remember that.
I guess i'll stay away from those pre-built computers.
Do you think my 2nd build that goes for $1k is good? |
Yes. Phox approves.
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