its wierd.. im the only intel user.

mcjolli wrote:

its wierd.. im the only intel user.

me to

It's not bad though, because in the end it all comes down to personal preference. My 2 cents are though, is if you're building an almost strictly Gaming PC, and you're on a budget, get an AMD.

Jayden H. wrote:

It's not bad though, because in the end it all comes down to personal preference. My 2 cents are though, is if you're building an almost strictly Gaming PC, and you're on a budget, get an AMD.

Imma go to a mall tom and search for some parts. BTW what mobos support AMD cards?

Oscar V. wrote:

Jayden H. wrote:

It's not bad though, because in the end it all comes down to personal preference. My 2 cents are though, is if you're building an almost strictly Gaming PC, and you're on a budget, get an AMD.

Imma go to a mall tom and search for some parts. BTW what mobos support AMD cards?

You should probably search online. Newegg is where I got all of my stuff. Most stores will have higher prices anyways. If you search online, it's much more easy to check compatibility.


As for the Intel/AMD preference, I got my AMD because I was on a budget at the time as well.

If you want to buy parts in your gaming rig an you dont want to be ripped off. Newegg and tigerdirect is the best way to go
and the good this is they always have daily deals and wait for the right moment to get that item CHEAP! like my uncle bought a 240GB SSD from $216 for only $169.

mcjolli wrote:

If you want to buy parts in your gaming rig an you dont want to be ripped off. Newegg and tigerdirect is the best way to go
and the good this is they always have daily deals and wait for the right moment to get that item CHEAP! like my uncle bought a 240GB SSD from $216 for only $169.

Yeah. Newegg is great. I haven't heard of tigerdirect though. If you're really patient, wait until cyber Monday (Monday after Thanksgiving) when everything gets really cheap. I got my graphics card for $169 compared to the regular $280.

^ahaha true..true..

bizbiz23 wrote:

Oscar V. wrote:

Jayden H. wrote:

It's not bad though, because in the end it all comes down to personal preference. My 2 cents are though, is if you're building an almost strictly Gaming PC, and you're on a budget, get an AMD.

Imma go to a mall tom and search for some parts. BTW what mobos support AMD cards?

You should probably search online. Newegg is where I got all of my stuff. Most stores will have higher prices anyways. If you search online, it's much more easy to check compatibility.


As for the Intel/AMD preference, I got my AMD because I was on a budget at the time as well.

Can't buy from the net. Everyone in my family don't have cards as they were screwed over by it before.

No paypal din pare?

You can go to a Fry's Store or something similar(not sure what Electronic Stores you have in the Philippines). I take like a 15 minute drive and this store is as big, if not bigger than Costco! It's awesome, I would live there If I could<3

mcjolli wrote:

No paypal din pare?

Wala x(

Jayden H. wrote:

You can go to a Fry's Store or something similar(not sure what Electronic Stores you have in the Philippines). I take like a 15 minute drive and this store is as big, if not bigger than Costco! It's awesome, I would live there If I could<3

We have small stores inside malls. Imma be going there.

Oscar V. wrote:

mcjolli wrote:

No paypal din pare?

Wala x(

Jayden H. wrote:

You can go to a Fry's Store or something similar(not sure what Electronic Stores you have in the Philippines). I take like a 15 minute drive and this store is as big, if not bigger than Costco! It's awesome, I would live there If I could<3

We have small stores inside malls. Imma be going there.

Good luck man