Good Pre-Building Website

[TheFreindlyNoob]

Need Help Finding Good Pre Building Website, I originly planned to build my own but my mother will not let me. Im 13 and know little but was convinced by some of my favorite youtubers such as JayzTwoCents that it does not take a rocket scientist to build a computer and I watched almost all of his videos and linus tech tips video's and thought it was easy as long as you take your time.

 

My mother will not let me build my own PC and I can see why, she is afraid if I mess up (Very Hard To Do) and all that $1,800 goes to waist, I am not concerned about that. She did agree on letting me upgrade myself which I am looking forward to, seems like a lot of fun. My budget is $1,800 purely from 1 or 2 years of saving up birthday, holiday, and chore money. I am looking for a very great for the price PC with at least 60-70 fps on Bf4 ultra (Legit Copy of windows 8 included). Any good PC retailers out there with the bang for the buck, Thanks!

 

PS, would like to include a small SSD and a 1tb hdd, I know the SSD is not required but it would be nice to load windows nice and fast and maybe some of my favorite game (no super expencive ones, need a good GPU if you have to remove the SSD if necessary) and yes, I have done a lot of research on PC's

[LemonSpice]

origin maximum pc

[DigitalHermit]

Location?

 

Some famous ones:

NCIX, DigitalStorm, OriginPC

[thekeemo]

^^ also welcome to the forums check out the topic on how to be the ultimate forum member in my signature

[TheFreindlyNoob]

Yes I looked at digital storm, origin but am considering NCIX, any recommended parts?

[Electrick]

IRONSIDE

[TheFreindlyNoob]

and I live in the US currently

[TheFreindlyNoob]

Forgot to mention it should include (headset, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and other needed accesories such as shipping

[TheFreindlyNoob]

Tried ironside, meh

[Electrick]

Tried ironside, meh

I get it, I just took a look at origin and realized that it was ten times better than ironside.

[TheFreindlyNoob]

http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Fall_Gaming_Special_II (Best one I could find, R9 290 I5 4690k about 80fps avg 1080p ultra bf4

[MinotaurGrumps]

For 1800$ You can probably get a nice 1440P Ultra setup. If you only intend on 1080p Ultra you only need about 800-1000$

For a great pre-building site, I would recommend PCPartPicker. You can get all of your parts together and see how much it costs, and it checks comparability.

I built this really quick: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zvMXhM

It's something I just put together really fast, not putting much thought into it. I.E don't buy it but use it for reference.

Asking people on this Fourm is a great way to find out what you should build.

If you need any more help do NOT hesitate to ask anyone on this Fourm.

Hope it all goes well!

EDIT: Oh my bad, thought you said you would build it. NCIX, or Origin should be fine. But really, building is super easy and it is super hard to mess up. It may look tough because of all the wires and such, but with the help of a parent it is easy. Also building can save you TONS of money.

Edited October 14, 2014 by MinotaurGrumps

[mosin40]

http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Fall_Gaming_Special_II (Best one I could find, R9 290 I5 4690k about 80fps avg 1080p ultra bf4

Looks good, I recommend you to pick the sandisk 120gb combo with the 1tb HDD

For the mobo, pick the asus z97-k

GPU, go for the 290x or 780

 

I'll personally buy the parts to build it myself, but because of your mom's paranoia, the only thing is that you can do is to buy a pre-built, or buy the parts and have someone who knows how to do it to build it for you

[TheFreindlyNoob]

Yeah Really wished to build myself but my mother and my father did not want me to, looks easy to build one. Tried to show them but they said it would be best for a pre-built one, I get to upgrade myself though

[TheFreindlyNoob]

BTW: My parents would not help me, they wil be confused but im sure the fourms will!
 

[Norman_the_Owl]

BTW: My parents would not help me, they wil be confused but im sure the fourms will!

 

Seriously man, just tell them like it is.

Building a computer is a lot like high stakes legos. As long as you don't smash something by accident, and follow the instructions, it's pretty hard to mess up.

 

Be stubborn, don't give up

[TheFreindlyNoob]

Damn, still no tried being stubborn, not going to work on her she wont even watch the 20 min videos that are really easy to understand