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    600$ Avg Computer rig

    PSS~ And probably an onboard Video card... Speed and reliability's what they need - not power.
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    600$ Avg Computer rig

    PS~ I'm going to look at other PSU options and SSD options with the qualms that've been voiced here. :P
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    600$ Avg Computer rig

    ,,,You guys are amazing. Thank you all so much; I think I'll go with the 120watt power supply, and avoid the Dell because it's specs are just so.. I told them this would be kind of like an upgrade, and the Dell's not really that.. ^ ^;; Thank you very much, again. ::bows::
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    600$ Avg Computer rig

    Trying to help my Uncle and Aunt get a good, sturdy normal computer to replace the "All in One!" HP garbage they got before that gave out on them. I'm leaving the country soon, so the sooner I can help 'em, the better. I'll also be looking at little deals online to see if they actually come...
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    New build, Gaming/Photoshop style

    Thank you, good sir. You're a scholar and a gentlemen. This is the backbone blueprint for my next cpu.
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    New build, Gaming/Photoshop style

    Plan to play FFXIV and PSO2. and maybe Tera. On max settings. With ease. Ah, the SSD is actually pretty necessary.. Though if somehow push came to very-violent-shove, I could either go with less memory on the SSD, or just spend more money on it.
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    New build, Gaming/Photoshop style

    Some gaming here and there, a few MMOs and some photoshopping. The computer will ultimately be more powerful than it needs to be, but I'm quite happy with that, and don't expect to need to upgrade it for a few years. (thanks for your time, btw) 1) What will you be doing with this PC? Gaming...
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