help me im confused
Hello i am new to pc gaming and i want to build my own gaming pc BUT I CANT FIND ANY F*****G PARTS SHOPS THAT ACCEPT PAYPAL AND SHIP TO AUSTRALIA also considering getting a pre built pc my budget $900 i im worried about building a pc cause im a f*** wit i screw s*** up or maybe a entry level alienware laptop-signed put that thing down or so help me
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07:13pm 16/03/15 Permalink
Tough luck
Don't blame them for not wanting to be scammed by paypal scammers Looks like you will have to do it the old fashioned way |
07:19pm 16/03/15 Permalink
f*** damn hell boy you f***** sure f***** know how to make a f***** entrance s*** damn best f***** hit up f***** http://www.arc.com.au/pub.php they do s*** damn paypal f***** a'
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07:21pm 16/03/15 Permalink
this guy reminds me of me, but not quite as angry.
f***en s**** me too aye, half the places want a credit card, half want pay pal all of them want you to sign up to their site so they can spam you. |
07:38pm 16/03/15 Permalink
07:55pm 16/03/15 Permalink
Transf*****fer your PayPal into your f*** in bankaf*****count. |
08:04pm 16/03/15 Permalink
Mate! Come on now... Which one would you recommend? |
09:04pm 16/03/15 Permalink
ASRock Fatal1ty Z97-Killer Motherboard - $179
Intel Core i5 4690K - $325 G.Skill Ripjaws F3-12800CL9D-8GBRL 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 - $99 Silverstone Strider Plus 850W ST85F-P - $159 Galax GeForce GTX 960 2GB - $269 Samsung 850 EVO Series 120GB SSD - $109 Total = $1,140 Decent machine but slightly over your budget, save a little more and get that. |
10:51pm 16/03/15 Permalink
Umart charged me a 3% surcharge for using paypal, is that even legal?
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11:59pm 16/03/15 Permalink
Don't blame them for not wanting to be scammed by paypal scammers i'd sure hate to get scammed by being sent some money |
02:25am 17/03/15 Permalink
Umart charged me a 3% surcharge for using paypal, is that even legal? "Sorry for the convenience" - Umart But seriously... considering there is almost no margin on PC parts and paypal charge obnoxious fees for transactions... yeah I think it's legit. |
03:44pm 18/03/15 Permalink
Only if you plan to overclock, if not, drop the Z97 and 4690k and just get a 4690 and a ~$80 mobo. Drop the 850W PSU and get a Silverstone 600W for $80. You save yourself $200 for a machine that will have no noticeable difference in performance. If you gunna overclock, then yeah, get the above. 850PSU total overkill, s*** even 600W is above your requirement. |
04:43pm 18/03/15 Permalink
True..good advice here. Up to you op, do you plan on overclocking? This guy seems like his f***ed off to another site forum to get more websites advertised... |
01:05pm 19/03/15 Permalink
not realy |
08:46pm 18/04/15 Permalink
Don't blame them for not wanting to be scammed by paypal scammers this comment prompted a thought - as I did Paypal once or twice... maybe more than that *and a quick bit of panic tbh* purchasing online is all about trust in your bank - and then that which you wish to buy. |
08:54pm 18/04/15 Permalink
Because i am a noob at almost everything except for watching porn i ended up buying a pc from pccasegear
CPU: Intel® Core™ i5 4460 Motherboard: MSI B85M-E45 Motherboard Graphics: Galax GeForce GTX 960 2GB Memory: Kingston Hyper X Fury HX318C10FK2/8 8GB (2x4GB) Blue Hard Drive: Seagate Barracuda 1TB ST1000DM003 Power Supply: Be Quiet! Pure Power L8 500W Power Supply Case: Nanoxia Deep Silence 4 Dark Black Case yes i know that if i built it myself i could have opted out for a better CPU and power supply the reasons why i went pre-built is 1.delicious delicious cable management *foams at the mouth* 2.dat warranty if something goes wrong (i have the worst luck) 3.i am pretty much a blonde when it comes to building things (it took me 4 days to build my Ikea bed and it is extremely wobbly) me+fragile delicate things = broken things |
08:56pm 18/04/15 Permalink
i actually went msy to get some new peripherals monitor,mouse etc etc they guy at the counter was pretty cool and helpful |
09:06pm 18/04/15 Permalink
