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#1 lovechaos
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#2 AARONRULZ1
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1.Google some guides,theres a ****load of them on the web. 2.You should build your own,its better than wasting extra on a pre-built. 3.Variable.
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1: There's a very nice guide on the Corsair site. Sorry I don't have the exact link, but it shouldn't be hard to find. 2: It's always a good idea to consider your options. After reading, if you feel confident enough to build your own machine, you can save a good bit of money, and get higher quality components. 3: Your first PC will certainly be over $1000, around $1500 is a sweet spot. After that, it depends on how much you really like great graphics. If you're not horribly picky, a few hundred a year (including air dusting cannisters and things of that nature) should be more than enough to run even the most demanding games at decent settings.
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http://videos.howstuffworks.com/computer-build-1-video.htm

Go to that site and look at the videos, it's a bit outdated and new parts will be a tiny bit different. But you will see the basics of how to put together a computer.