Putting the parts together yourself wouldn't bring up additional cost for assembly.
I shouldn't be so negative though, so yay! Congratulations on your new gaming PC! Hope you'll have fun with it and it will serve you well.
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I shouldn't be so negative though, so yay! Congratulations on your new gaming PC! Hope you'll have fun with it and it will serve you well.
Why do you congratulate? She has exchanged money for something she deems worthy of that money. That is not really an accomplishment / strike of luck, so I do not see why one would congratulate.
Sir Schnitzel the Delicious Well it is kind of an accomplishment for me. I've saved up a lot of money for this, missing out on many things I would've loved to of bought/seen/done so I could order this PC. Also the fact that I've been needing a new PC for such a long time, since my Laptop cannot cope with gaming, so it feels like an accomplishment I now nearly have one. Danilem Thank you! But I did check if I bought all the parts, how expensive it'd be. It was like £200 more pounds if i bought all the parts and assembled the PC myself...
Then congratulations from me aswell, though on saving the money, not buying the PC.
Also, how expensive was it? I am thinking about getting a Desktop in addition to my work Laptop, so I can play Fallout 4 and whatnot, and since I probably have enough money to afford quite the price, but do not want to spend too much, I'd like to hear.
Also, how expensive was it? I am thinking about getting a Desktop in addition to my work Laptop, so I can play Fallout 4 and whatnot, and since I probably have enough money to afford quite the price, but do not want to spend too much, I'd like to hear.
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