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109	This sounds like too much DD since I'm completely dark in building laptops,	Intelim	1	10/25/2016
108	That's less than $1kUS which isn't extravagant for a computer. It'	goldworldnet	-	10/24/2016
107	Yep	SI Ron (Crazy Music Man)	1	10/24/2016
106	I'm not an OSX user, but how does the Mac community feel about this? Apple	goldworldnet	-	10/24/2016
105	Here's a link to recommended motherboards (and other components) for Hackint	Heywood40	2	10/24/2016
104	Previously, you mentioned $1300 for a PC build. Was that Canadian dollars? I&#	goldworldnet	-	10/24/2016
103	I'll never build an OSX PC either, but an interesting thing from videos, is	goldworldnet	1	10/24/2016
102	I saw your post earlier but just now got a chance to watch the video. I can th	Vendit™	1	10/24/2016
101	This guy redesigned a Lenovo ThinkPad to run Mac OS X, which I don't have ex	goldworldnet	1	10/24/2016
100	I’ve owned a number of desktop computers over the years but found myself really	Vendit™	2	10/24/2016
99	Here are some performance charts on the 95w FX-8370E and 91w i5-6600K. I've	goldworldnet	-	10/24/2016
98	I was thinking about going with AMD but I've only had unfortunate experience	Intelim	1	10/24/2016
97	It's a solid unit for the price. Here's a Jonny review jonnyguru.com	alvik	1	10/22/2016
96	I've bought several of those EVGA 500W power supplies and they have been ver	goldworldnet	-	10/22/2016
95	y/w - here's a link to Canadian suppliers. This build uses approx 125W so I	alvik	3	10/22/2016
94	Alvik's list is a good one. The big advantage of the i3 is being able to upg	goldworldnet	-	10/22/2016
93	Thanks Alvik, Very much appreciate that you took the time to do this. It gives m	Magpie	1	10/22/2016
92	Good selection and that ASRock board is very upgradeable. asrock.com [graphic]	goldworldnet	-	10/21/2016
91	pcpartpicker.com $371.74 Intel Core i3-6100 3.7GHz Dual-Core Processor ASRock	alvik	3	10/21/2016
90	If you want an economy build, AMD still has the most bang for the buck with thei	goldworldnet	-	10/21/2016
89	No. I am preparing to build my first from scratch system and am trying to previe	Magpie	1	10/21/2016
88	Is this power-supply a replacement or for a new build? Modern GPUs are the main	goldworldnet	-	10/21/2016
87	Thanks! Very useful information. Cheers. JimK	Magpie	1	10/21/2016
86	The main thing is to get a power-supply that won't be stressed by the comput	goldworldnet	1	10/21/2016
85	Not sure about power-supplys, but good motherboard manufacturers use solid-capac	goldworldnet	-	10/21/2016

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