Gaming PC

[Martee]

looks good :D
$1,099.99
that's cheap for what in it, very cheap

Yeah, you are right, it looks good, however right now is unavailable at this site. I found the P7807u FX on the JR.com and on the Newegg.com. It costs 50 bucks more on Newegg.

Also check this baby the P7809u FX on the JR.com. (The spec are similar to mine P7805u FX) The CPU is better than in the 7807u FX and this one has 500GB drive, just add another 500GB into the empty bay and set them in RAID0, it will fly.

There is also the P7808FX with Quad processor, but it's impossible to find it.

 

[Rep0o8i]

Meh, IMO its not really your gaming pc if YOU didnt build it .

 

[thepizzaman]

very true lukepker

 

[roy69]

Meh, IMO its not really your gaming pc if YOU didnt build it .

I agree.

 

[Martee]

OK, OK. You guys mean "do assemble" the computer, right? Because you just put the parts together. I doubt you make the whole motherboard, hard drive, graphics, CPU or even the case from scratch. Frankly for me it doesn't matter who put these parts into the chassis.

Btw, I completely tore down my notebook due to replacing the thermal paste on the GPU and CPU and mounting the bluetooth module and second hard drive, so technically I also "build" my lappy (I did put everything together again). Does it count? I think it does. ... :D

Oh, I forgot to mention, I swapped the CPU for faster one, as well.

 

[JimJoe]

While I have known a few who do the photo-resist of their own computer boards, I think they meant assemble it from things they bought.