I doubt you could spend £10,000 on pc bits???
Would you go crazy on computer stuff if you won the lottery?
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I doubt you could spend £10,000 on pc bits???
Exactly my point, if you had that much money, it would never be an issue,
yes, yes i would, more so than i do now
oh i could - very very easily
would you like to see my latest shopping list?
I guess I would cos a stunning pc would cost peanuts if you win a few mill. If you busted it building it or what ever, so what. But I guess not caring about stuff, you would become a not very nice person
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Personally I would probably turn into a bit (more) of a barsteward.
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When I win I'll be building up a gigabit network to every room in the new house with a htpc'ish rig at the end of each cable, and probably a 25Tb+ server to hang it all off, so that'll take care of the loose change, lol!
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Yeah, I've thought about it before I think I'd still only spend £3K + £1k 30" Screen.
I wouldn't spend no more than 1.5k on the hardware istelf
but for watercooling, could take up about £300
plus painting/powderer painting the case and bradring etc might come to say £150 going by the modding services of a competitor (guess)
but for watercooling, could take up about £300
plus painting/powderer painting the case and bradring etc might come to say £150 going by the modding services of a competitor (guess)
No
don't see the point in spending 10k on a base unit as it will be out of date next year or even in a months time
Sure you could put aside a grand a month as an upgrade budget and be in a continual upgrade cycle. It's not like you're gonna miss the cash.
Easy to make a computer with 30,000, any more than that and it is starting to get to adding worthless stuff
drpitbull spent £7000 on a pc and it did not even have water cooling!
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I've always fancied buying one of those £10,000 "monster" PCs that you see reviewed in magazines like Custom PC if I won a few million on the lottery, along with a nice 30" Dell monitor...
... for every room in the new mansion, of course!
... for every room in the new mansion, of course!