Sure you have the luxury of building a high-end Gaming PC without the hassle of actually building it, but you'd be oddly surprised at how easy it is to build a PC. If you've had any experience with Legos trust me you'd understand a computer just fine. If you actually would Like to learn and would want some tips PM me, I've self-taught myself a lot about computers and building them and have done 4 of my own builds for myself and friends.
No offense, but 4 computers is almost nothing. The problem is not building a computer, the problem is finding the mistake if your "Lego system" just doesn't work. And to experience all the different problems you need to build a lot more than 4 computers (or even better fix others' computers).
Yeah, it's easy, but for the sake of finding a mistake I'd advise every PC building novice to take lots and lots of pictures during assembly, it makes error tracking much easier afterwards. And it's nice to document it anyways. A good starting point for self-built computers are the MMO-Champion systems, and they even have a specific forum for questions regarding these systems over there.
I know it's not much but since no one offered quick PM advice I thought I'd throw my minimal knowledge in there. I've done upgrades on a bunch of comps, built 4 from scratch I'm pretty much a novice but all of my builds worked flawlessly, and I never had a DOA part. Which I think is pretty good for someone who taught himself when he was 10. I do agree though, there are probably much better places to go for info other than me, the internet and Google is your friend if you so choose to take the route of learning and building yourself; If not then others and I have suggested plenty a good websites for buying pre-built or customizing a gaming rig for your needs.
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ORigin is very high-end, more so than a company like alienware or Dell XPS series. There are a bunch of places you can buy pre-built gaming rigs. IBUYPOWER is one i've heard of on occasion, obviouslly origin, Puget systems , Maingear , Digital Storm... All of which by the way are simply way overpriced. Sure you have the luxury of building a high-end Gaming PC without the hassle of actually building it, but you'd be oddly surprised at how easy it is to build a PC. If you've had any experience with Legos trust me you'd understand a computer just fine. If you actually would Like to learn and would want some tips PM me, I've self-taught myself a lot about computers and building them and have done 4 of my own builds for myself and friends.
And back to your original question, Origin Puget, Maingear, Digital Storm, and Alienware are all great places to buy a gaming PC. They pay high attention to detail and test their systems to make sure they run before reaching your door. It may drive up the price a bit but what could you expect when you're paying for something you know will work rather than buying parts that have a chance to be DOA.
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I know it's not much but since no one offered quick PM advice I thought I'd throw my minimal knowledge in there. I've done upgrades on a bunch of comps, built 4 from scratch I'm pretty much a novice but all of my builds worked flawlessly, and I never had a DOA part. Which I think is pretty good for someone who taught himself when he was 10. I do agree though, there are probably much better places to go for info other than me, the internet and Google is your friend if you so choose to take the route of learning and building yourself; If not then others and I have suggested plenty a good websites for buying pre-built or customizing a gaming rig for your needs.
And back to your original question, Origin Puget, Maingear, Digital Storm, and Alienware are all great places to buy a gaming PC. They pay high attention to detail and test their systems to make sure they run before reaching your door. It may drive up the price a bit but what could you expect when you're paying for something you know will work rather than buying parts that have a chance to be DOA.