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[Evil]

But like what kind? Alien ware, Viaio
Something under 1.5G's i hope?

depends on what kind of computer your looking for.

[ZERO]

For laptops I have used alienware for 10 years without any problems. When it comes to desktops I build my own but if not I would recommend alienware or falcon north west.

[Steamer]

Build your own... much cheaper and not hard...

Falcon and Alienware(Dell) are way to expensive (nice laptop though), a lot of that price is labor.

A "cheapy" gaming PC can be easily had for 600$+.

[lt.rambo]

If i knew how to make a computer....

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Where do you learn all this coding and shit with computers? I want to learn this stuff because its big business, and big money saving these days

[acolyte_to_jippity]

If i knew how to make a computer....

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Where do you learn all this coding and shit with computers? I want to learn this stuff because its big business, and big money saving these days

coding?

building a computer is basically buying the parts then putting them where they fit...

go to borders (liquidation sale prices) and get something like "building a computer for dummies" if you're really shitty at googling

[ZERO]

Actually the manuals that come with the parts tell you what to do...

I built a computer when I was 12 using only the materials and instructions provided in the boxes the parts came in. Well I did also have a screwdriver.

[acolyte_to_jippity]

Actually the manuals that come with the parts tell you what to do...

I built a computer when I was 12 using only the materials and instructions provided in the boxes the parts came in. Well I did also have a screwdriver.

i was assuming a certain lack of competence. in my experience, most people refuse to read instructions, then ask others for help.

[ZERO]

oh I thought it went:

ask for help finding instructions->read instructions->preform task->discover task preformed wrong->check directions->perform task again->discover task is still preformed wrong->check directions while preforming task->discover task preformed wrong->ask another person to read directions->preform task->discover task is still preformed wrong->repeat directions to another person who is reading the directions->discover errors->repeat task->discover task is still preformed wrong->read instructions->bang head against wall->search google->discover help forum->make thread->get yelled at for not trying enough->make longer post explaining process preformed before creating initial thread->get help->perform task->discover task is performed correctly