(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I'm not sure where to put this, but can anyone rate this desktop for me please? I'm wanting a pre-built desktop, but I'm a noobie and don't know if this one is good or not. If some parts etc. are bad on this desktop, could you point it out and tell me below on what I should switch it to please.

The link I provided below will go directly to the computer and it allows you to customize it to your own personal preference. If anyone can change the things that you wouldn't recommend to what you WOULD recommend, I would very much appreciate it!

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You must login or register to view this content. the PC it self is pretty good but I changed some stuff for you might be a little bit more pricey not by much tho and it way worth it

I wouldn't buy a custom water cooled PC, unless you know a lot about them draining and refilling, replacing tubing and cleaning filters will be near impossible and they are overpriced if you get a air cooled prebuilt you can get a much better PC with a gtx 780 or 290x

I'd up the processor to the i7 variant and the graphics card to the 4GB version for an extra $100 you'd get a much better machine. A good water cool setup shouldn't need much attention, if you can learn how to top up the fluid and check it over every now and then you'll be fine

That's a good CPU I spend over $2500 building my own.

I would do exactly what this guy sad but with one more addition... You'll also love the extra HP, trust me I did the same. It also helps a poop ton with games FPS by the way.



I would go ahead and buy a 2TB HDD from wherever you can find the cheapest along with the 1TB in your system. If you have a decent game collection, you'll run out of room fast, especially if you mod games like Skyrim, Dishonored, Borderlands, etc. as those games can get to 20-30gb in size on their own.

I know it sounds ridiculous, but I only got a 1TB and I'm running out of room from my less than 50 game You must login or register to view this content. and about average programs installed. Granted I've got about 20gb of music or more, and I've got game development kits (Unreal, jMonkey, CRYENGINE), but I've partitioned 500gb to games and their files and I'm always having to partition more!

I highly recommend this drive, the You must login or register to view this content. drive. I run the 1TB variant, and it runs insanely fast for an HDD. Load times in games are really fast especially compared to consoles. Large file transfers (it get's up to like 200mbps on Windows if I remember correctly) and torrent downloads move quickly also. I actually get up to 5mbps torrent downloads.

I also very highly recommend Linux. Yes, you's a noobie, but you'll highly benefit from it both mentally and physically. It'll run less intensive on your hardware making it last longer. You can also run plenty of games from Steam and other sources as well on Linux. If you go this route, go with You must login or register to view this content.. It's very noob friendly and works perfectly on every machine I've installed it on. Shouldn't be hard to learn, but you'll have to most likely learn how to build programs from source to install them. It's easy, as everything comes with a README and Install Guide anymore.

Overclocking is a recommendation as well. You can easily push both the i7 and i5 to 4.2 GHz without messing around with voltages and other complicated stuffs.

Good luck on building your machine! I hope you use it wisely and learn more basic computer science as you build and mess about your system!