please help for god sake

[lucien303]

hello everyone

i have a bother i want to buy a  pc and well it's confusing i only have about 1k gathering i live in australia and the dollars crap i have a build but its very cheap and i don't think it will properly work so ive been looking a pre builts and upgrading them and i found a deal on a dell inspiron 3000 computer and i will add a better psu on it ssd case and ill be giving it a gtx 970 because i have the money if i go this way the processor is better much better same ram same amount of hdd space and a free copy of windows 8.1that i would either have to pay $110 for blowing my budget or get a crack and i dont want to do hat so yeah i my question is i know its worth it but i don't know what power supply the dell already has does it have a normal sized motherboard that i can put in a case and can i turn of its integrated graphics and put in proper card and even if i can is there a pcie x16 slots please im sorry for all the questions but please i need help cheers lucien

 

heres the link to the actual thing

http://www.officedep...-With/#firstTab

 and please ive already posted this today and every one has in sulted it saying poor grammar and bad punchuation i DONT CARE and stop abbusing me for buying a pre build i dont careif your american and a 1k build is easy to your 1k builds will cost me about $1500 so please dont abues just awnser please 

[Guest]

At least change font color to auto

(edit, select all, color->auto)

[Guest]

And as I understand you dont want do build it yourself but you will be changing psu and case and adding gpu and ssd?

I dont want to be rude but please consider building it yourself.

Where do you live?

also follow your topic

[Slayer1443]

I would build it your self unless the mobo will allow you to put the 970 on it. It has 8gb of ram which is fine and a nice i5 proccesor

[RichardsD]

Yeah, honestly I wouldn't spend nearly 500 AUD for the processor if you're going to change literally everything else.

 

If you're concerned about not being able to build a machine yourself; look into an Asus pre-built which actually uses a proper Asus Mobo, and less awful proprietary components.

[Skrizzles]

You really need to find out what Motherboard is inside that thing before you buy. This will tell you if your planned future upgrades are viable or not.

Its says clearly in the specs "Integrated Graphics", it may not even have an available PCIE slot for your planned gtx 970.

 

PS: punctuation matters. I can deal with poor grammar, but I literally can't tell where one sentence ends and the next starts. It makes it hard to read your post.

[Statik]

Periods.

 

They work wonders.

[Lolzious]

If you want respect and good answers from people, I'd suggest using proper grammar and punctuation. Not only is it near impossible to read your question, but it's just straight up irritating. So please, use the English language, and if you can't, then you probably shouldn't be building computers.

[Slayer1443]

Heres the board http://www.super-laptop-parts.com/brand-new-dell-inspiron-3000-series-3647-sff-intel-h81-motherboard-02yrk5-2yrk5-p-37362.html

[lucien303]

cheers @Salyer1443 thank god ok yeah thanks i can do its cherers thnks so much =D