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Originally Posted by mnchiefsguy
Depending on how computer savvy you are, assembling your own computer would be the best value. You can then customize your components to match your needs. There was a thread about custom builds are here, will have to see if I can find it.
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Building it yourself is almost always the best way if you are willing to study up a little bit. You get quality components throughout the machine. Many times general computer manufacturers get really cheap on things like motherboards, hard drives, and memory. If you build yourself you can can use quality components that will support future upgrades and will be easy to replace if something goes bad. Also, if you build yourself you don't get a machine with a stupid preloaded version of windows and bunch of crapware.