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I remember seeing a thread that has the community come up with the best PC for a different price point. I can't see to find it now. Can someone link me to it? Thanks.

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/345793-ltt-increments-community-based-build-database/

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I remember seeing a thread that has the community come up with the best PC for a different price point. I can't see to find it now. Can someone link me to it? Thanks.

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I remember seeing a thread that has the community come up with the best PC for a different price point. I can't see to find it now. Can someone link me to it? Thanks.

Do you mean best pre build pc or best pc part picker build?

Don't forget to follow your own topics.

An AMD cpu has no place in a solely gaming build, end of.

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I remember seeing a thread that has the community come up with the best PC for a different price point. I can't see to find it now. Can someone link me to it? Thanks.

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/345793-ltt-increments-community-based-build-database/

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