Build! It is so easy and you are left with a PC that is cheaper, higher quality, and upgradeable. It isn't that much cheaper to build, but the savings come in quality, easy processing of warranted replacement parts--if the need arises, and guaranteed inexpensive upgradeability. When you buy a PC from Wal-Mart you get a collection of the cheapest parts and components available. If something goes bad, you have to send the whole PC 3000 miles away for repairs. No thank you. Anyone with a screwdriver can build their own PC. Just make sure the motherboard supports the stuff you plug into it! Use a website with reviews like newegg to gauge quality. Compare prices on amazon.
I buy. However, I have two books on how to build a computer. But that would be too much effort.
by Blake Rudy 13 years ago
Would you buy a custom made computer from someone and have them build it for a fee?I am trying to figure out if this is a good business idea. I want to know what everyone thinks about paying someone else to build a computer for you. You would have to pay for all the parts, but I would consult you...
by Elizabeth Parker 10 years ago
What computer brand is your favorite (for home computers)?For the price range of under $1000, what computer brand (w/ MS Windows) is your favorite? Any particular reason why?
by RetailPrincess 4 years ago
I know patterns and fabrics vary, but I wanted to make a cute 50's style dress. I feel like I was made to be born in that era. haha. Anyways, what's your experience with designing your own clothes, is it easy to work a sewing machine? If I were to began trying, what's a cheap way to go about doing...
by Peeples 11 years ago
Should children use their own money to buy parents gifts?My birthday is coming up next month and this is something my husband and I have been talking about. My 2 oldest children get an allowance and have their own money. Every time they have to buy gifts for one of us we usually give them more...
by puddingicecream 9 years ago
Do/would you buy replica designer handbags that are significantly cheaper than the original one?
by Marissa 12 years ago
Do you buy or make your baby food?
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