what materials will i need to build the computer?
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Wha? If you are building a new rig you'll need the usual. Power supply, motherboard, CPU and RAM. A video card is recommend but not necessary depending on the CPU you choose. The case comes with none of these things, but will accommodate nearly any motherboard and is large enough to fit liquid coolers and long video cards.
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Harddrive, Motherboard, Processor, Ram, Power Supply, and Video Card along with a case.
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You are gonna want to look at this, http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/build-part-1,1364.html. It is a complete guide for building a computer. Also Newegg has a 3 part series on Youtube for building a computer as well.
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This is good computer for light computing. Facebook games will probably be fine. I have found this is the best value for a good computer.
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mouse and keyboard. To get a lot of performance bang for the buck replace the internal 2.5" Hard drive with a fast SSD drive. also bump up your ram. with these upgrades you will have a Beast.
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You really have to know what you will be doing with the computer then go from there. A real good place for research is newegg. You can do a virtual build to make sure everything is compatible and then other builders will review your build.
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Your video card will be most important. I had to upgrade from rhatheon 6480. Went to R9 270. You will need at least duo core and 8 gb memory
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Once you receive it there will be a phone number with the instructions. If you call there I'm sure they will be able to get you the specific information you need. Any good computer store should be able to help you as well.
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This should be everything from the motherboard to the interface (screen, digitalizer and glass) Watch out though because LS970 and E970 are different sizes
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This is just a case. You will need to have your own computer parts to put inside.
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This is a PC case only. You will have to add all components (motherboard, CPU, PSU, ram, etc.) to make it a working computer.
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Good? Yes. Optimal? No. Definitely needs a better graphics card than the motherboard, a processor, and all the other essentials for this kit to work.
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Not much unless you use something stronger than the supplied wood platforms, like steel for example. I've got a iMac with on it which is all I need.
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It will fit in the case without an issue. But you will need board and cpu like Chris said.
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It will need a small form factor mounting bracket. Additionally the graphics card needs to be fairly small. The computer case is big enough that I would suggest just getting a normal ATX case. (The length of this case from faceplate to the back is deceptive.) I use mine as a small living room media computer.
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I think you may be getting confused by this product. It is literally just the case with no components. You will have to buy the components separate (Optical drive, Motherboard, CPU, Memory etc) and build yourself. Sorry for the dissapointment.
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It depends on what you want to do with it. Memory, certainly. I've been booting mine off a USB stick, with no hard drive. A monitor and keyboard is useful, of course, unless you're planning on making it a headless server. If you want to use CDs or DVDs, then a USB drive would be a useful addition. Strictly speaking, memory is the only thing that is actually *required*.
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You may want to start with a basic set but with sufficient pieces to build different structures. For 2 of them, probably the 62 pc set may work.
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The Minimum system requirement t run on x-plane area : a 2 ghz processor, iGB of Ram, and 128 MB VRAM on an independent {non integrated Video card. The recommended specification are : a GHZ processor, 2 GB of RAM, and 256 MB of VRAM