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My first computer build, help?


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chrisbchicken

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I have a 500gb hard drive. Which is nearly full. So I might as well invest into another hard drive.
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go here for the tech reports March 2012 system guide
great place to see what you can build for $600, $900, $1,500, and around $3,000


Over the next few pages, you'll see us recommend and discuss components for four sample builds. Those builds have target budgets of $600, $900, $1,500, and around $3,000. Within each budget, we will attempt to hit the sweet spot of performance and value while mentally juggling variables like benchmark data, our personal experiences, current availability and retail pricing, user reviews, warranty coverage, and the manufacturer's size and reputation. We'll try to avoid both overly cheap parts and needlessly expensive ones. We'll also favor components we know first-hand to be better than the alternatives.


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