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If I was sure they were going to use good parts, I'd do the same. I bought my current PC from a company that seems pretty good, and targets gamers with medium-
by wccrawford 2y ago
If I was sure they were going to use good parts, I'd do the same.
I bought my current PC from a company that seems pretty good, and targets gamers with medium-high budgets.
The "liquid cooled" cpu cooler died after being bumped with a vacuum, and I had to replace it.
With that one thing that I was forced to do myself, I had to learn a lot about the system that I'd already have known if I'd ordered the parts myself. Worse, they no longer had a list of the exact parts in the system on their site. I had to pull things apart to find out what they were.
I'll be making my own PC from scratch again next time.
- bmicraft 2y agoCareful with vacuums near electronics, they tend to build up static.
- snvzz 2y agoBest to use a compressor or canned air.
- wccrawford 2y agoI don't mean a small vacuum. I mean a house vacuum, for the floor. They just rammed the computer. It caused the CPU Cooler to make a ticking sound, which I found was a pretty common thing for that cooler. I replaced it with a standard fan cooler instead and it's been fine.