[QUOTE="Snake_raider"][QUOTE="ket222"]I have a company (GIM computers in Atlanta-anyone know anything about them?) that offered to build me a i7 920, gtx 295 for $1700 (including Vista home premium, 32 bit installation and all driver uploads). Can you please tell me if this is a good build-I'm trying to keep it cheap, but don't trust even cheaper ibuypower. I'm willing to make a couple changes if ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, but need to stay around this price. I WILL NOT BUILD MY OWN!
It is in cheap steel box with fan, rather than aluminum--I am hoping there won't be overheating problems with this. Will it? Please advise.
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LGA1366 with Intel X58 chipset motherboard
Intel Core i7 920 retail box w/fan
Corsair 3GB DDR3 1333FSB memmory (3x1GB)
Seagate 500GB 32M buffer 7200RPM SATA2 3G ( or WD 500GB 16M buffer 7200RPM SATA2 3G)
22X DVDRW -/+ & dual layer
NVIDIA 295 1789MB GDDR3 PCI-Express card
( You will need a TRUE wattage power supply with at least 12V / 22A to run this video card, NOT cheap power supply. Also, don't be fool by the watts as well. The lease expansive power supply will do 12V/22A is $135.99, not including the chassis. ) Enermax Liberty ELT-620AWT ATX power supply plus Inwin C589T case only ( took out the power supply and install this Liberty power supply.)
Assemly ( all parts purchased @ GIM)
System warranty: limited one year parts & labor ( all parts purchased @ GIM)
Squeets
not bad but the dell xps studio i just ordered come with i7 920 6 gigs ddr3 ram radeon 4850 640 gb hardrive vista home premium 64 bit and a 20 inch widescreen for 1500 so that is overpriced.. why not buy a dell The GTX 295 cost nearly $350 more than your GPU... so since his entire build is only $200 more than yours... I would say that it is your setup that is overpriced...dell is a rip off gtx 295 way better than your 4850 andyou dont get crappy cooler or services from dell and the gtx 295 build is probably cheaper than your dell
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