I think the whole process in building your own is the most rewarding. You know and control each piece of hardware you put into it. And the awesome feeling you get once it's done and up and running is really worth it.
That awesome feeling is only matched by the sinking feeling if something doesn't work and you can't figure out what it is.Originally Posted by [AK]StitchJones
In some ways it's like life.
The sun has fallen down
And the billboards are all leering
And the flags are all dead at the top of their poles.
If there was no chance of NOT succeeding then there wouldnt be a feeling of success when finished.
The good part is most of the eqipment if purchased right should come with a warranty and a lil tech support. The internet is also chalk full of good information regarding hardware compatability and user reviews, so you can read those before you buy.
Squid you aint turning into one of them Emo kids are ya
I've built plenty, but I'm so behind on the latest technology....I'll do some research, and post again.
August Knights
Secretary of War
Brewmaster
Or he could build an awesome PC and play some awesome BF2 with awesome folks like the rest of us instead of a console-lovin' sissy-boy.Originally Posted by [AK]StitchJones