How do I make my own PC?
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this site might help. it helped me.\n\nhttp://www.budget-computer.com/hardware-installation-guide.htm
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You can start your own business servicing computers at home.\n\nOnce you get started word of mouth will keep you going.\n\nI install AVG anti virus, two spy ware programs and Windows defender for $50. I run the scans and everyone is amazed and happy with the speed of their computer. \n\nI have people bring their box only & I hook up a moniter etc on my workbench.\n\nThe programs I install are free & legal.
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First get a really good grip on how the hardware works, at least the basics.  Then learn X86 assembler and C languages and start in on the source code.  Comment everything that isn't already commented and ask about what you don't understand.  That's the hard way of course.  You could also start with some of the books and resources on the web.  Happy hunting!
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http://www.pcpitstop.com/ is a good start, was better if you post more details so we can help more
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www.lenovo.com and download your own.
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Sweetheart, you can buy a great computer for that at TigerDirect.\nThere good ones are assembled by SysteMax (don't get the E-machines...lots of problems) and you can have them customized with more memory or a dual screen graphics card if you want. \nHere is a (long) list of Systemax computers for sale at TigerDirect...\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/search.asp?cat=6&keywords=systemax&noredirect=1
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try making your pc 32bit
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You.  You make the best PC.  If you build it yourself, by looking at what aprts you need, then you make it exactly to your specifications and needs.
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Go to http://unitedmicro.com  They have the best site for constructing your own computer that I know of.  When you build a computer yourself you save a bundle, feel good about yourself, know exactly what is in your system and become way more savvy about how to fix it when something goes wrong.  The down side that you will have no "whole computer" guarantee.  These previous answers are right on the mark.  If you want a computer that does what you want it to do you got to do it yourself.\n\nDon't let assembling a computer yourself scare you.  It is pretty much like plugging your periferals in the back of your computer, i.e., if the plug doesn't fit the socket it doesn't go there :)\n\nI built a computer five years ago that was an absolute screamin demon at that time.  The tower and all that was in it cost me about $1,100 (not the monitor).  To buy a simular name brand computer at that time would have cost at least 2,200.  Here I am five years later and the computer I built is still worth nearly what I paid for it.
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Try going to http://www.pcclub.com/systems_desktops.cfm and choose a default configuration you like then Customize the system with that CPU. =) See how much it comes out to be. PC Club seems to have pretty competitive prices!\n\nHTH (hope that helps)
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I have my own PC business as well that deals with building and selling custom computers in all sorts of ranges.\n\nBasically one thing I've learned is that if you want really catchy names, you need to be creative and it helps to know some people that have marketing experience to know what's appealing to the general public.  Obviously you don't want a PC named "Satan's Worshipper" and have a white PC with cute little star stickers all over it.  Your naming convention should be easy to remember.  Think of how names stick in people's minds.  They're one or two words long and unique to how the object looks and what it's meant for.  Word association is always a good thing.  For instance, if you build a custom PC that's mostly orange or bronze in color and cheap to buy, you may want to consider calling it the Penny PC or the Orange Groove.\n\nMostly what I've found is that it doesn't matter so much what the name is as long as it looks cool and it performs well.  Additionally, I assume you are building and selling these computers cheaper than what you'll find at a store right?  So price will outweigh any catchy name.
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Build it yourself. for gaming get a nvidia 6800le (can be unlocked and overclocked to a higher value card), two GB of low latency ram and look for a cheap but highly overclockable cpu (mine is a amd atlon 64 running at 2.30 GHZ from 1.8 GHZ). Everything else are just cosmetic
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Programs for your PC?  They are ALL over the internet.  Depends on what you need, want and desire :)
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I would build my own.\n\nIn response to nolimit's answer below - depending on who you buy from it's actually to your advantage to be able to build your own because each part has it's own warranty.  If something screws up, you replace only that particular piece of hardware.  Whereas with most prebuilt systems, if you even touch the motherboard it voids your warranty.
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Dell XPS, Unless you have the knowledge to build your own.
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For spare parts ==> newegg.com\nTo built own PC ==> www.mysuperpc.com/build/pc\n                ==> www.tomshardware.com/2005\nothers ==> greek.com\n       ==> futurepowerpc.com\n       ==> zipzoomfly.com\n\nI hope it is what you are looking for .
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You could order a configuration of a laptop from somewhere like Alienware or Dell, but no you cant actually Get a motherboard, LCD screen, keypad and casing and put it all together. Each casing is made specifically for the motherboard that comes with it.\nWith a desktop a case is pretty standardized unless you have a proprietary setup like a dell or hp. With laptops you could change the memory and hard drive yourself thats about it.