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<blockquote data-quote="Scoobydoo" data-source="post: 5951419" data-attributes="member: 564934">how is building a pc overrated? why not save money AND figure out the inner workings of a pc?kandm is overpriced, they have to be, they are a small business there is no way they can compete with newegg or zzf. i am guessing you are only promoting it repeatedly because &quot;m&quot; is a mod here, however if you are serious you shouldn&#039;t be giving pc advicebuild it yourself and save the moneybuy the nicest case and power supply you can afford since those are the two items that will carry over to future builds. cant go wrong with lian-li, silverstone or coolermaster case combined with a ocz or pcp&amp;amp;c power supplyi&#039;m hooked on SSD for OS drives now so i would suggest decent 30-32gb SSD and a large storage drive. although if you dont have that sort of budget a 36gb Raptor and a large storage drive is a good option, just not as fast with more noise and heat</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scoobydoo, post: 5951419, member: 564934"] how is building a pc overrated? why not save money AND figure out the inner workings of a pc? kandm is overpriced, they have to be, they are a small business there is no way they can compete with newegg or zzf. i am guessing you are only promoting it repeatedly because "m" is a mod here, however if you are serious you shouldn't be giving pc advice build it yourself and save the money buy the nicest case and power supply you can afford since those are the two items that will carry over to future builds. cant go wrong with lian-li, silverstone or coolermaster case combined with a ocz or pcp&c power supply i'm hooked on SSD for OS drives now so i would suggest decent 30-32gb SSD and a large storage drive. although if you dont have that sort of budget a 36gb Raptor and a large storage drive is a good option, just not as fast with more noise and heat [/QUOTE]

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