Buying a new PC from komplett

Fighting Irish

Are these prices good or should i check out any other sites?

http://www.komplett.ie/k/cl.aspx?bn=11142

Shiny

Also have a look at dabs.ie

sdanseo

They're kits which you will be required to put together yourself. If you;re into that idea, www.hardwareverand.de without a doubt is the best value.

If you want them to build it I think they do that too for a nominal fee - if you want to go with Komplett you'll have to use their PC builder.

Fighting Irish

sdonn_1 wrote: »

They're kits which you will be required to put together yourself. If you;re into that idea, www.hardwareverand.de without a doubt is the best value.

If you want them to build it I think they do that too for a nominal fee - if you want to go with Komplett you'll have to use their PC builder.

I could put it together myself but i presumed the ones on komplett were put together by komplett, anyway thanks for the link i'll take a looksie

Fighting Irish

Shiny wrote: »

Also have a look at dabs.ie

Thanking you

Fighting Irish

sdonn_1 wrote: »

They're kits which you will be required to put together yourself. If you;re into that idea, www.hardwareverand.de without a doubt is the best value.

If you want them to build it I think they do that too for a nominal fee - if you want to go with Komplett you'll have to use their PC builder.

That site seems to be up for sale :pac:

Fighting Irish

by other sites i sort of mean a site where i can pick and choose what i want in the PC just like komplett, i don't know what goes with what so i'd prefer if the site could tell me what my options are, just like komplett

rockal

Fighting Irish wrote: »

That site seems to be up for sale :pac:

The correct site is http://www.hardwareversand.de

Komplett-Tech: Ryan

Don't mean to stray, but the link for PC's on Komplett.ie is http://www.komplett.ie/k/cc.aspx?bn=10306

The PC kits are components you can choose from the configuration and build at home yourself.

Fighting Irish

McKomplett wrote: »

Don't mean to stray, but the link for PC's on Komplett.ie is http://www.komplett.ie/k/cc.aspx?bn=10306

The PC kits are components you can choose from the configuration and build at home yourself.

OK i thought komplett built them for you but either way it doesn't matter, i could put it together myself. But if i tried to buy everything separate i wouldn't have a clue what is compatible with what

Dinner

Fighting Irish wrote: »

OK i thought komplett built them for you but either way it doesn't matter, i could put it together myself. But if i tried to buy everything separate i wouldn't have a clue what is compatible with what

The PC Configurator on Hardwareversand will only allow you to pick compatible parts and they'll knock it together for €20. Only problem is payment, you'll need to do an international bank transfer rather than credit card so the payment takes 3-4 days to go through.

Fighting Irish

Arabel wrote: »

The PC Configurator on Hardwareversand will only allow you to pick compatible parts and they'll knock it together for €20. Only problem is payment, you'll need to do an international bank transfer rather than credit card so the payment takes 3-4 days to go through.

plus its all in german

PogMoThoin

Fighting Irish wrote: »

plus its all in german

Click to change it to english on the right hand side of the page

Sqaull20

Komplett cant touch them.



Serious power for under €600 delivered

Fighting Irish

PogMoThoin wrote: »

Click to change it to english on the right hand side of the page

thanks, but it just seems so much easier on komplett i don't have that much, they give me a full PC and let me choose what i want

sdanseo

Fighting Irish wrote: »

thanks, but it just seems so much easier on komplett i don't have that much, they give me a full PC and let me choose what i want

That's your choice.

It's your money Seems like a very silly reason to waste it though.

Fighting Irish

sdonn_1 wrote: »

That's your choice.

It's your money Seems like a very silly reason to waste it though.

I just don't know what to pick out from that site, and i don't know how to find out if sh1t is compatible or not, also if anything goes wrong with something doesn't komplett have an Ireland base i could call into, instead of posting something

Anti

Fighting Irish wrote: »

I just don't know what to pick out from that site, and i don't know how to find out if sh1t is compatible or not, also if anything goes wrong with something doesn't komplett have an Ireland base i could call into, instead of posting something

Nope, all returns have to go to their netherlands base. Ive a motherboard RMA with them thats been going on almost 2 months now !

But they will be opening a base here in dublin in early - late september !

sdanseo

Fighting Irish wrote: »

I just don't know what to pick out from that site, and i don't know how to find out if sh1t is compatible or not

Us.

Dinner

Fighting Irish wrote: »

I just don't know what to pick out from that site, and i don't know how to find out if sh1t is compatible or not, also if anything goes wrong with something doesn't komplett have an Ireland base i could call into, instead of posting something

If it's not compatible, then you won't be able to choose it. After you make up a system just take a screenshot and post it up here and any problems will be mentioned.

Fighting Irish

Arabel wrote: »

If it's not compatible, then you won't be able to choose it. After you make up a system just take a screenshot and post it up here and any problems will be mentioned.

I might do that, thanks

glomar

try www.elara.ie

there pc builder is pretty cool

kevovek

Anti wrote: »

Nope, all returns have to go to their netherlands base. Ive a motherboard RMA with them thats been going on almost 2 months now !

But they will be opening a base here in dublin in early - late september !

Cool where did you hear that? that would be so handy!

batman2000

kevovek wrote: »

Cool where did you hear that? that would be so handy!

Here:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=56630497&postcount=164

Fighting Irish

glomar wrote: »

try www.elara.ie

there pc builder is pretty cool

seems way more expensive than komplett

Fighting Irish

I think i've roughly decided what i want, feel free to let me know if i should change anything???



That would come to €520 including postage

uberpixie

Fighting Irish wrote: »

I think i've roughly decided what i want, feel free to let me know if i should change anything???



That would come to €520 including postage

change the gfx card if you actually want to game.

a radeon 4850 would fit the bill nicely without breaking the bank.

Fighting Irish

uberpixie wrote: »

change the gfx card if you actually want to game.

a radeon 4850 would fit the bill nicely without breaking the bank.

I don't really play games, do you think the graphics card i have will run GTA once it comes out on the PC?

Also these are the only options it gives me:

Fighting Irish

the graphics card i choose in the first pic above, would it be good enough to run all games just they wouldn't look as good, or is it the better the card the smoother the game runs? i'm a total noob when it comes to graphics cards

RealistSpy

Hey Irish,

What is your budget? I am planing to sell my cooler mast rig need movie for travelling.

jonny72

The 8500GT is a piece of ****, slower than quite a few 2 or 3 year old graphics cards, its utterly rubbish, but if you dont game then its alright

However..

If you want to game a bit plus play GTA when it comes out.. go for..

Nvidia
8800GS (about 80 to 90 euros)
or
9600GT (a little more)
or
a cheap 8800GT (maybe 140ish, only the 512 mb version)

or Radeon/ATI
3850 minimum,
4850 recommended

Pay VERY VERY close attention to the number of the graphics card, I mean 2 8500GTs are a hell of a lot slower than just one 8800GS. You can find this info online in reviews, comparisons, etc.

If you don't wanna game then that PC is okay..


Otherwise the PC is okay, a little expensive, but alright.