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RE: New PC Help - Saanta - 20-02-2018
https://www.thewarehouse.co.nz/p/everis-14-inch-windows-10-notebook-burgundy/R2382104.html#srule=price-ascending&sz=24&start=1
RE: New PC Help - Sleep - 20-02-2018
What games do you plan on playing and what else are you going to do with it?
RE: New PC Help - Jae - 20-02-2018
CPU FAMILY
- Intel Core i5
- GTX 1060
- 250 GB
- 8GB Memory
- 2TB HDD
- Windows 10 Home
https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/WKSGGPC50005/GGPC-Scout-GTX-1060-Gaming-PC-Intel-Coffee-lake-Co
RE: New PC Help - Sleep - 20-02-2018
https://nz.pcpartpicker.com/list/t8h48Y
RE: New PC Help - wow - 20-02-2018
this place is great for parts
https://www.bunnings.com.au/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAiKrUBRD6ARIsADS2OLlfLLlttIYU9vMYvZf6nV74w6TFQYzgvnvRmqj6h6c8Pozs_uE-U0IaAgjyEALw_wcB
RE: New PC Help - collector - 20-02-2018
(20-02-2018/07:23 AM)Ye Jae Wrote: CPU FAMILY
GPU TYPE
- Intel Core i5
SSD CAPACITY
- GTX 1060
MEMORY SIZE
- 250 GB
HDD CAPACITY
- 8GB Memory
OPERATING SYSTEM
- 2TB HDD
Price 2068$
- Windows 10 Home
https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/WKSGGPC50005/GGPC-Scout-GTX-1060-Gaming-PC-Intel-Coffee-lake-Co
My computer is basically that and it’s good
RE: New PC Help - Chappo - 20-02-2018
RE: New PC Help - Jared Fraser - 20-02-2018
^ Cable management on point
RE: New PC Help - Nigel - 23-02-2018
If you buy a second hand you can easily get a 1060 gtx with an i5 and atleast an 8/16GB for about $1400-$1600
If you play pubg or high demanding energy sources it should be fine, but if you only want to play games like csgo and other maybe go for a cheaper computer and save you money, you won't need it
RE: New PC Help - Razor - 24-02-2018
https://nz.pcpartpicker.com/list/4pQ6hy If you want it to be cheaper take out the ssd/downgrade ram to 8gb. Your last setup was blue so I kept the theme to that colour xd. You can also use a semi/non modular psu instead but if it's your first time building and you want cable management to be easier go with the modular one. Also I suggest ordering the parts from only 1-2 sites to save money on shipping. EDIT: also unless you want windows 7 get windows 10 enterprise, free and better than home/premium.