assemble or branded PC?

[cjmagowan]

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i see most of you guys prefer assemble your own. I have heard that assembling your own leads to hardware compatibility issues. branded PC manufacturers claim that their computer minimize this issue through thorough compatiblility testing with each part they use.

another thing are high end computer parts available here or do you still need to order it abroad?

bro u can get a generic setup nya imo i.customise ang parts... lyk select kag basic setup nya if naay mga component d nmo ganahan u can change them to something else.. and the store techies with test them and ensures that by the tym ur system is delivered to ur doorstep it will work just what u wanted it to do...

u dont need to buy every components of the pc and assemble everything urself at home.. either you go this way which i think is fun but risky (but ull learn something along the way) or the way i am referring above.

unbranded pcs may perform just lyk the branded pcs or can go more.... depending on your setup and ur knowledge about computers. if u have the knowledge or just the basics about how every component works on the system then u can select the components and parts that best suites ur needs. u can even go beyond your needs if u have the money.

[wenkxki]

for me ASSEMBLE JUD kay mka pili jud ka nindut nga specs.... and mka pili pud ka unsa barato2x sa imong choice jud

[jopakal]

i see most of you guys prefer assemble your own. I have heard that assembling your own leads to hardware compatibility issues. branded PC manufacturers claim that their computer minimize this issue through thorough compatibility testing with each part they use.

another thing are high end computer parts available here or do you still need to order it abroad?

compatibility issues can be avoided if you refer to your hardware's manual like for example a motherboard... you can refer to its manual to what processor and memory it supports, number of drives it can accommodate, and type of cards it can handle.

high end parts are available here...

[devilsburger]

i see most of you guys prefer assemble your own. I have heard that assembling your own leads to hardware compatibility issues. branded PC manufacturers claim that their computer minimize this issue through thorough compatiblility testing with each part they use.

another thing are high end computer parts available here or do you still need to order it abroad?

this probably will happen if you are not aware what your building to specially with the high end rigs like memory nowadays have sort of timing thing or the so called revisons CL5, CL8 and stuffs. the videocard which you have to plug additional power for it to run stable not like with the low end rigs or what is catered most of the time to the branded pc's that any kingston or value rams with the same frequency will run just fine..

regarding to the high end rigs bro many suppliers here in cebu do cater high end parts for gamers needs and if its not available here, gamers tend to order stuffs in manila or if they have some extra buck they go for amazon or ebay..

[xiao_xiao]

assembled....
peru kung gusto ka ug high-end na branded... go for ALIENWARE.

[emailroy2002]

if naa kay $10k karon dihapon, hmm...

if nahan ka mac nalang for office nimo aron way mahay di guro na kaabot og 10k US oi! mga 2k -3k US payter nana...

nya xbox og ps3 for gaming nya HDTV dayon.. di dyud ka mag mahay anah!


e separate nalang ang mga usage ana, aron dedicated dyud imong mga gadgets.

[KennRuss]

i see most of you guys prefer assemble your own. I have heard that assembling your own leads to hardware compatibility issues. branded PC manufacturers claim that their computer minimize this issue through thorough compatiblility testing with each part they use.

another thing are high end computer parts available here or do you still need to order it abroad?

PC manufacturers (like Dell or Alienware) use the process of rebadging (buying a product or service from another company and sell it as part of your own product range) in manufacturing their PCs...the components they use in the PC build are not their own..they get those components from other manufacturers..so what your buying from them is basically an assembled PC but since they rebadged it (gave it their logo) they can sort of upsell the product, making it more expensive...

[aztecrevolution]

assembled, mas tipid nya daghan mapili nga parts..

[Jason4eveR]

pag assemble nalang @TS kay makapili paka unsa imo ideal specs unya mas cheaper than pre-built PCs.

[groundwork]

if ka decide nka na go for assembled.....choose your weapon daun. hehee. intel or amd; nvidia or ati. nka nndot man gud aning assemble bro daghn kaau ka ma learn from hardwares to basic networking. me dli man ko computer course pero nakat-on rako ani.