Custom computer kits containing everything you need to build a computer

Computer kits are a great way to build your first computer. This way you don't have to worry about missing parts, connector, or picking something that doesn't work together.

The kit listed here is the what I would put together if someone asked me what I would currently build. I typically build a bang for your buck system. I don't often build the fastest. Why? Todays best technology is tomorows deal.

This make not sound important to you, but let me put it to you in money terms. A $3000 dollar computer system can be made with faster components for under $1000 usually in 6 months or less.

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TIP! Do this several times by being smart about how you spend your money, and you'll find more often then not, you will have a faster computer because you can do 3 upgrades when they can do one.

That being said, at least once in your life, if you can, I would recommend you get a cutting edge computer. I did it once, it was great. Now I play it smart. I couldn't believe how fast parts prices drop the first time I went "all out".

A Custom Build Your Own Computer Kit

If a generic kit just isn't right for you, or you have never built a computer and would like to make sure it's a success. This is probably a good option. You pick your budget, tell me what you want to do with the computer, then let me piece it together and test all the components together before you get it.

The advantage to this is simple. Your system will be tested and working, the BIOS will be set up properly, and you also the the advantage of going with a more advanced setup without having to learn everything on your first build. Learn more about custom build your own computer kits.

Computer Tower Kits

July 2010 Gaming Computer for just under $1200

Because I had to deny a request for a custom computer simply because I don't know how to get it to SRI Lanka, this system is exactly what they ordered. If you happen to have a little more money to spend, RAM, an additonal hard drive to make a raid computer, or a bigger video card would be avenues to upgrade this already powerful build.

July 2010 6 Core AMD Gaming Kit

June 2010 Extreme Overclock Ready Gamers Build

This computer is designed for those who have WAY too much extra money burning holes in their pockets. This is the once in a lifetime cutting edge computer. It is nothing less than extreme.

June 2010 Extreme Gamer Build

May 2010 Gaming Build For Under $1000

Focused on the new 6 core CPU by AMD, this build is for those who want a fast gaming computer, but just don't have a ton of cash to throw around. It should easily handle any game on the market, and multi task all night long.

Gaming Computer Under $1000

April 2010 $500 Home Computer

If you've got a tight budget, this is a great computer, all for a great price, with a new 6 core AMD processor. It's also a really straight forward computer if you're looking for a first time build. The videos you find of me assembling a computer on this website are of a computer almost identical to this.

Family Home Computer Build

April 2010 Solid State Steak Eating Animal

This is my first solid state hard drive build gaming system, so lets take out all the stops and make this thing shine. If you are looking for a budget build, check the March kit, you'll be better off.

April 2010 Build Your Own Gaming Computer Kit

March 2010 Cheap Computer Kit

You can never build a computer system for free, but I made an attempt at it anyway and the build here is what I came up with. This build totalled up for under $260, and although it's not a gaming computer, it should do everything else just fine.

All the components checked out with great reviews so it should stand the test of time as well. If you want a gaming computer, I would recommened going with something more.

Build A Cheap Computer

February 2010 Extreme Gaming Computer Kit

All the computer prices have shifted in a nice direction. New technology is around the corner, and the industry is starting to feel the pinch from the post Christmas lull. What does this mean for you? It's a great time to build a computer, as your dollar will go really far.

This build is cutting edge designed for the gaming soul in mind. It will have no problem chewing threw heavy graphic applications and cutting through anything you can throw at it. As those of you keeping up with computer parts have guessed. It's an Intel based build. All this for under $1200.

Intel i7 860 Complete Build With Windows 7

January 2010 Barebone Kit

Ram prices have finally dropped to be somewhat back in reason. Inspired by this, I came up with a very solid build with a tight budget in mind. The kit below was put together for under $550. Putting together a system for less money that outperforms this one is gonna be a challenge.