Dreamcore vs Aftershock Desktop Computers

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think need to know what brand of Gpu,psu watt and also what mobo they use
if they used almost similar as the one psycovirus compare with maybe worth it with warranty

GPU is not stated on Dreamcore, but I think they did list things like motherboard. PSU both Aftershock and Dreamcore don't reveal on their part selection page, but I am sure they are happy to share the brand with potential buyers.

To be honest the delta between what Psycovirus compared is significant and could be worth getting say from Dreamcore. Don't forget as well, Dreamcore or Aftershock comes with onsite warranty which is very convenient for people who have or don't have PC troubleshooting knowledge. For example, I like to assemble and repair my own PC, but I don't always have the time because of work and family. Troubleshooting and RMAing is a very time consuming chore. If a company is doing this for me and still charging me significantly less than DIY, I would happily buy one from them if I needed one now.
 

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lol u must see what ram they use. i never like the computer parts they use.

I've seen ram brand that I have never seen before. :s13:

But it is expected that they don't use fast rams for sure. One should be quite fortunate if they find say a DDR4 2400 ram, instead of the slowest 2133.
 

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I've seen ram brand that I have never seen before. :s13:

But it is expected that they don't use fast rams for sure. One should be quite fortunate if they find say a DDR4 2400 ram, instead of the slowest 2133.

cos now ram very expensive. i am using kingston 2133mhz ram now.
 

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cos now ram very expensive. i am using kingston 2133mhz ram now.

if you are using Intel processor, it is less sensitive to ram speed. However, this is not the case for AMD processors, in particular the recently announced APUs.
 

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I've seen ram brand that I have never seen before. :s13:

But it is expected that they don't use fast rams for sure. One should be quite fortunate if they find say a DDR4 2400 ram, instead of the slowest 2133.

Well, me and the other folks at Typhoon Systems are planning to bring in our own DDR4, ranging from 2400Mhz to 3200Mhz

We wont inflict upon our customers the indignity of 2133Mhz :s22::s22::s22:

Especially since we focus on AMD Ryzen and Threadripper, both of which love fast DDR4
 

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Well, me and the other folks at Typhoon Systems are planning to bring in our own DDR4, ranging from 2400Mhz to 3200Mhz

We wont inflict upon our customers the indignity of 2133Mhz :s22::s22::s22:

Especially since we focus on AMD Ryzen and Threadripper, both of which love fast DDR4

what is the price?
 

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Rather just wait for ddr4 prices to be lowered and graphic card price go back to normal when mining craze is over then just diy a system. Prebuilt system or boutique or whatever system will always be more expensive then diy system because of the extra onsite support. The onsite support is only for like 2 years after that you are on your own again and have to troubleshoot yourself for the prebuilt.
 

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what is the price?

We still testing :D:D:D

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Now it's good time to buy branded pc with RAM and GPU being overpriced.

depends. TS should do a price comparison with say HP omen vs his required specs if go to DIY/DC/Aftershock/other pc builder.
From my experience 1 mth ago, DIY pc builder is still cheaper, and can really customize specs. branded pc have limitations to how much to customize.

Another reason i prefer DIY/pc builder is that branded pc always come with alot of bloatware. i believe its still the case right now.
But then again this is my personal preference. just something to note.

just something to consider for TS.
 

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Aftershock's Bolt vs Dreamcore's Ghost vs Mansa's so-called R model

All using CM MasterBox Q300L

Is there no originality left in the custom PC scene?

Pls excuse me, i am going to a corner to sit down & yawn :s22::s22::s22:
 

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probably ban leong hook all 3 up with good deals.

Aftershock's Bolt vs Dreamcore's Ghost vs Mansa's so-called R model

All using CM MasterBox Q300L

Is there no originality left in the custom PC scene?

Pls excuse me, i am going to a corner to sit down & yawn :s22::s22::s22:
 

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FD Focus G Mini > CM Q300L

Trust my own hands and wits more than any of them companies lmao

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