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DarthSeanious

DarthSeanious

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Edit. Original post was too long. Looking for somebody to build my pc. I have all the parts. Bought from a few suppliers. Also looking for a monitor. Max R15k. Thinking 34" 3440 x 1440. 9800x3d, 9070 xt. X870. 2 x 24gb 7200. Would also consider a 4k non oled
 
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Alternatively take it to Wootware if they are in your area.

Stay very very very very very very very very far away from the company that is related to the Garden of Eden. There is a reason Eve lied to Adam.
 
The parts kinda say where ya got most of it from :P
 
RedViking said:
Alternatively take it to Wootware if they are in your area.

Stay very very very very very very very very far away from the company that is related to the Garden of Eden. There is a reason Eve lied to Adam.
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This is what I am hearing. Some parts came from them as I needed all white stuff
 
Order from wootware and get them to build it? Edit: Oh right you already have some stuff. Not sure if they'll still build.
 
saor said:
Order from wootware and get them to build it? Edit: Oh right you already have some stuff. Not sure if they'll still build.
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That is the problem.. I have everything except the case. That et company will build it for me if I send all my stuff to them and I am getting my case there.
 
Sorry, I won't build an Evetech PC for anyone. I've heard you can't get syphilis twice but I'm unwilling to risk it.
 
RedViking said:
Just do it yourself. Its impossible to screw it up as it all fits like a puzzle.
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WOAH... let's just take a beat here. hahahaha. it's hard to screw up... NOT impossible. lol

I foresee
- cooler installed without removing the sticker (that says PLEASE REMOVE)
- not putting on thermal paste (because if nobody tells you how will you know)
- being too timid with the ram
- being too tough with the CPU
- forgetting cables (that's not a major screwup... just an inconvenience).

All that being said... it IS basically like lego. Plug and play. Generally only 1 place for a thing to go unless you FORCE it. Take is slow... watch a couple of build vids... read the booklets and you'll most likely be fine.
 
DarthSeanious said:
Edit. Original post was too long. Looking for somebody to build my pc. I have all the parts. Bought from a few suppliers. Also looking for a monitor. Max R15k. Thinking 34" 3440 x 1440. 9800x3d, 9070 xt. X870. 2 x 24gb 7200. Would also consider a 4k non oled
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Should probably specify area...
 
warrenpridgeon said:
WOAH... let's just take a beat here. hahahaha. it's hard to screw up... NOT impossible. lol

I foresee
- cooler installed without removing the sticker (that says PLEASE REMOVE)
- not putting on thermal paste (because if nobody tells you how will you know)
- being too timid with the ram
- being too tough with the CPU
- forgetting cables (that's not a major screwup... just an inconvenience).

All that being said... it IS basically like lego. Plug and play. Generally only 1 place for a thing to go unless you FORCE it. Take is slow... watch a couple of build vids... read the booklets and you'll most likely be fine.
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you forgot bending the pins in the cpu socket :p (assumed tough with cpu meant bending the board
 
warrenpridgeon said:
WOAH... let's just take a beat here. hahahaha. it's hard to screw up... NOT impossible. lol

I foresee
- cooler installed without removing the sticker (that says PLEASE REMOVE)
- not putting on thermal paste (because if nobody tells you how will you know)
- being too timid with the ram
- being too tough with the CPU
- forgetting cables (that's not a major screwup... just an inconvenience).

All that being said... it IS basically like lego. Plug and play. Generally only 1 place for a thing to go unless you FORCE it. Take is slow... watch a couple of build vids... read the booklets and you'll most likely be fine.
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OP remember to remove the stickers,don't forget the thermal paste, make sure the ram clicks, be gentle with the CPU, ask yourself why that cable is not plugged in.


Bob's your uncle!
 
RedViking said:
OP remember to remove the stickers,don't forget the thermal paste, make sure the ram clicks, be gentle with the CPU, ask yourself why that cable is not plugged in.


Bob's your uncle!
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Basically take what the Verge did in their guide... and do the opposite. looool
 
warrenpridgeon said:
Basically take what the Verge did in their guide... and do the opposite. looool
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Well that was 7 almost 8 years ago. They might need to actually Google that to figure out what you're referring to.
 
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