Here is a sample of a computer I built a couple moths back. I will list the parts on the bottom.
As you can see, it's not the cleanest set up. I had to spend a couple more minutes after the finished product to secure the wires. It ended up looking nice and I sold it to a co-worker for a couple hundred more than the parts cost. He saved about $200-$300 compared to buying the computer he was eyeing in a store.
It has enough power to run the game he wanted to play on the highest settings without slowing down and/or crashing. It's been a couple months since I built this and so far he has not complained about it. And, as I said, this is just meager skills. I'm not a super genius when it comes to building computers.
It has enough power to run the game he wanted to play on the highest settings without slowing down and/or crashing. It's been a couple months since I built this and so far he has not complained about it. And, as I said, this is just meager skills. I'm not a super genius when it comes to building computers.
In the next post, I will go through building a basic computer, step-by-step.
STATS:
Case : Thermaltake Chaser MK-I Full Tower Gaming Case
Motherboard : EVGA X58 FTW3 Intel X58 3-way SLI LGA1366 MB
CPU : Intel Core i7-950 3.06Ghz 8M LGA1366 CPU
RAM : 12GB DDR3 Triple Channel
GPU : NVidia GTX 460
HDD : Seagate 750GB HDD
PSU : XION 850W 80+ Bronze Module Power Supply
CPU Fan : Cooler Master V8
Other Fans : 2x 200mm Blue LED fans (Top and Front) : 1x 100mm rear fan
Other features: LED lights can color shift from blue, red or green.
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