origin pc

[lukky211111]

are origins pcs that good? as well as their customer service?

[Albatross]

Save yourself money, time and from a headache and build a PC yourself.

 

Two of my friends bought Origin computers. They regret it so much that they weep (almost entirely true on the later bit)

[lukky211111]

Save yourself money, time and from a headache and build a PC yourself.

 

Two of my friends bought Origin computers. They regret it so much that they weep (almost entirely true on the later bit)

why do you say that?

[jurian123]

There to expensive. U can better buy the parts urself and build it yourself. Will save u a lot of money. The same system i wanted was 1000$ more expensive. So i bought the components separate.  

[DIV1D3]

*talks about pre-built PCs on a tech forum*

[Albatross]

why do you say that?

 

Because generally you can build better or about the same they are selling for way less. You can customize it better and not deal with OriginPC's customer service.

[Diederik_Gr]

They are among the better pre-built systems out there (as far as i've heard), but they're really expensive.

This is a forum where most people build their own PC's, so pre-built isn't a popular topic.

[Dabombinable]

I had my computer pre-built, I took it back twice to get it fixed before I said screw it and diy'd it. It was my best choice as now I have no issues at all, a 60GB SSd and killer graphics, and all for $400 more than the 'next best' system that they had with an i7, 750w psu, 2TB HDD and GTX 650, my i5 rig with its 650 ti and generic PSU ended up being better at gaming (2GB vRAM instead of 1GB is the other area my rig was better. Just ask people here how to go about building a computer that suits your needs, it will save you time and money.