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Thanks! That's good to hear, after countless days looking for an answer.

1440p monitors in general, are rather expensive, and high-frequency ones make the price go up even more. better start saving dat emone
 
The Acer Predator XB271HUbmiprz is the cheapest one i could find, not sure if the price is different where you come from.

You mean this one? It states "... Check back in one week. Entries for this giveaway will close on Monday, September 12, and winners will be chosen soon after. " and if I recall correctly, it can take anything from 1 - 7 days after the competition ends to decide the winner. Linus Media Group is a serious company, it might take some time before they can get to deciding on the winner. After all, they gotta work too.

You mean this one? It states "... Check back in one week. Entries for this giveaway will close on Monday, September 12, and winners will be chosen soon after. " and if I recall correctly, it can take anything from 1 - 7 days after the competition ends to decide the winner. Linus Media Group is a serious company, it might take some time before they can get to deciding on the winner. After all, they gotta work too.

Regarding support, I say as long as you build computers correctly without causing any troubles for the customer when they're using it, It won't be a problem. But if something happens to the computer that the customer gets worried about, be damn sure that they're gonna come back to you and ask what's wrong. Building computers for others and then selling them could be just as fun as it can get tedious and frustrating, especially if you've got a customer that's certain you're the reason why their computer isn't working properly.
 
Don't screw up, and support shouldn't be anything more than general questions regarding the machine you built for them and how to use it.
 
Also, don't overprice your builds. If a customer finds out that you're building them a madly overpriced rig, they're gonna get pissed. If you wanna do it as a hobby or part-time job (nothing to live off of) have a set pay for each build you make, plus a bit extra for setting up Raids or installing water cooling and such.
 
Also, get an antistatic 'carpet' and something to ground the build with. There are guides on it, if you just do a quick search.

lol  As a Dutch person, I can read and somewhat understand Swedish. The hardest part was finding a Swedish retailer.  

Went canoeing the other day and the bottom of my oar broke off. So all I'm left with is the upper stick part. Winning the RX480, not only will I get a brand new gpu, it will also let me fix my oar, by removing the front plate cover and duct taping that to the end of the broken oar. RX480...
Gibe me nao pls
 

Thank you for all the help, but this sounds way too complicated for me. I guess I should enjoy what I already have!