Build a PC website?

[fallout68]

Are there any websites that will let you choose your parts then assemble it for you?

[KayTees]

PCPartPicker.com

 

Are there any websites that will let you choose your parts then assemble it for you?

[TheKDub]

PCPartsPicker.com

 

Except it doesn't assemble it for you, you just pick them then order them.

 

Are there any websites that will let you choose your parts then assemble it for you?

 

Why not just build it yourself?

[SImoHayha]

Are there any websites that will let you choose your parts then assemble it for you?

Ironside Computers.....however its much cheaper to make your own pc

[fallout68]

PCPartPicker.com

Er, PCPartPicker just makes sure everything is compatible and easier to buy

[Jade]

NCIX will assemble for you, if you order that service.

[KayTees]

 

Except it doesn't assemble it for you, you just pick them then order them.

 

 

Why not just build it yourself?

 

Misread heh, I guess computer stores like NCIX? Not sure how it works in America but NCIX, you can pick parts then pay them to assemble/do cable management.

[fallout68]

Except it doesn't assemble it for you, you just pick them then order them.

 

 

Why not just build it yourself?

Er, PCPartPicker just makes sure everything is compatible and easier to buy

I don't want to stress out over ESD and potentially breaking stuff. I was replacing a wireless card in a friends PC and started freaking out thinking 'm gonna break something.

[yourdad165]

iBUYPOWER does that for you.

 

http://www.ibuypower.com/

[Geekazoid]

Are there any websites that will let you choose your parts then assemble it for you?

What's your location?

[Geekazoid]

iBUYPOWER does that for you.

 

http://www.ibuypower.com/

Nice store name!

[fallout68]

What's your location?

USA

[slavano]

A good option is to find a local computer store (i.e. OTV technologies in Saskatchewan) to do it for you. granted it might cost a little more but there are benefits such as getting to have input and more custom details as well as the possibility of finding someone that is passionate about there small business and not just a corporate jockey. Also supporting a local business is always great.

[Guest]

USA

 

Jeez, that was real specific!

 

If you're in Canada, NCIX PC works real well, except you obviously pay a premium and must opt for one of their configs. The "custom" aspect of it doesn't work so well when you have 1/2/3 choices for each part. A small local store won't have the amount of inventory they have and variety, and I've had terrible experiences with small local stores.

 

I think what he meant was that if you're nearby one of us can help you out...

[Dabasepc]

OriginPC

 

http://www.originpc.com

 

+1

[fallout68]

Anyways, I live in Austin TX

[Geekazoid]

USA

Alright. Don't wanna give away too much info, aye? Haha, that's fine. Perfectly understandable.

[fallout68]

Alright. Don't wanna give away too much info, aye? Haha, that's fine. Perfectly understandable.

Heh, thought you meant for country based companies. I'm in Austin Texas

[Geekazoid]

Heh, thought you meant for country based companies. I'm in Austin Texas

Well, yeah, I did, but anyway. LOL

[brob]

NCIXUSA.com will do this. Add all the parts to your shopping basket. Then add SKU 7842 (http://www.ncixus.com/products/?sku=7842&vpn=PC%2DASSEMBLY&manufacture=NCIXPC). See the link for what you get.

[Geekazoid]

Look at my post count. I haven't really been on long enough to know the forums well.

Well, that's good, it means you've got more of a chance to be yourself.

The unfortunate truth is that you may not be liked as much with being yourself, but don't be fazed by that.

BTW, your post count doesn't necessarily indicate how long you've been a member of this forum for. There're some people who have been a member since 2013 that have a lower post count than you.