I went with MSI thru Costco in the US last year. Almost returned it, and then video card prices spiked. I could not build a new system for less.
I was eyeballing Dells Alienware systems at the same time.
Because those usually are bulk buys for companies and they are not high customs, but standard models of components built together. I got custom pre-build for 1800$, when I tried to build it with the same parts myself it came to 2400$ + time (and knowledge on building, if you don't have one then that's extra time on youtube watching) to assemble + different delivery days.
Yeah, man, that's my thought as well - WIth a full-time job I don't have much time to learn everything and assemble. I can pay someone a little extra for that
That's what I usually do when I get a new computer. I find a pre-built or a custom...usually discounted for some components being one generation behind. And if necessary, I consider how much extra it might be to throw in extra RAM or another drive. No computer I have ever bought could have been built from scratch for that price. Although I usually try to wait for Black Friday/Christmas season as that seems to be the best time for the cutouts as new processors and graphics cards get introduced for X-Mas season.
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Thanks for the opportunity and good luck to everyone!
Also look at Cyberpower's own website or IBuyPower, etc. But any of them might have cutout models that are cheaper than anything you could possibly build yourself if you look hard enough.
Sorry, Aussie here. But thanks, and good luck with your new PC.
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it's cool, mate
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thank you for giveaway
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Good luck everyone!
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Good luck to everyone
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I went with MSI thru Costco in the US last year. Almost returned it, and then video card prices spiked. I could not build a new system for less.
I was eyeballing Dells Alienware systems at the same time.
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thanks bro. Alienware is pretty expensive though
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What is your budget?
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something under CAD 3000 (approx. USD 2200)
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Avoid overpriced Alienware and their weird proprietary nonsense.
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Thanks for the giveaway ! :3
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ty <3
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Thx
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why not build it by yourself?
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because component prices are fucked and I'm a noob
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even noob can build it, and how prebuilt one will be cheaper?
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Because those usually are bulk buys for companies and they are not high customs, but standard models of components built together. I got custom pre-build for 1800$, when I tried to build it with the same parts myself it came to 2400$ + time (and knowledge on building, if you don't have one then that's extra time on youtube watching) to assemble + different delivery days.
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Yeah, man, that's my thought as well - WIth a full-time job I don't have much time to learn everything and assemble. I can pay someone a little extra for that
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That's what I usually do when I get a new computer. I find a pre-built or a custom...usually discounted for some components being one generation behind. And if necessary, I consider how much extra it might be to throw in extra RAM or another drive. No computer I have ever bought could have been built from scratch for that price. Although I usually try to wait for Black Friday/Christmas season as that seems to be the best time for the cutouts as new processors and graphics cards get introduced for X-Mas season.
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Black friday is quite far lol. I'll see if there are any sales sooner
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i have no idea, sorry...
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it's cool
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Thanks
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NZXT or Redux if they ship to Canada, most everyone else uses proprietary bs.
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thanks bro, I'll check
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No problem.
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I 2nd NZXT. Thats where I got mine. Has not failed me yet
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Thank you.
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vlw! thx!
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Domo origato =)
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Thanks ❤️
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thank you for the chance
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Thanks~
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Thanks for the opportunity and good luck to everyone!
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Thanks
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Thanks for the giveaway!
Sadly from germany but good luck finding one <3
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thanks mate
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As a Canadian, i am proud to support Canadian giveaways.
THANK YOU!! 🍁
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Also, i'm a noob myself. I bought a cyberpower from Amazon. But it does me just fine.
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Yeah bro, I'm also looking at Amazon and Newegg
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Also look at Cyberpower's own website or IBuyPower, etc. But any of them might have cutout models that are cheaper than anything you could possibly build yourself if you look hard enough.
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thanks for the tip
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