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Has anyone tried the Compaq X09 game computer? Its not the usual family oriented pc. I am also considering building my own this time. If i build my own I can use some of my existing components and upgrade components as I go along.
Has anyone tried the Compaq X09 game computer? Its not the usual family oriented pc. I am also considering building my own this time. If i build my own I can use some of my existing components and upgrade components as I go along.
Has anyone tried the Compaq X09 game computer? Its not the usual family oriented pc. I am also considering building my own this time. If i build my own I can use some of my existing components and upgrade components as I go along.
Building your own is prolly the cheapest and best option.
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It may not SEEM like the cheapest because the all-in-one motherboards used in the cheaper systems shortchange you on the quality of the components.
opjose,
Could you please rephrase your statement?
opjose,
Could you please rephrase your statement?
Mine is a combo of web bought and added things to it. The next computer I get, I'm going to build myself.
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The components in that rig look pretty acceptable - but to be honest, I'd go with the self-build option.
It's pretty straightforward, you'll get what you want, and you'll learn a lot along the way.
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