KoseiHiromi
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I prefer to get windows 7/8 from local retailers, no windows 10 as they are expensive
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Can anyone find me parts for a gaming pc in Singapore, no purchase by credit cards or any online payment method.
I have a tight $500-$700 budget ( Keep the price as cheap as possible )
Looking to play dota 2 ( please tell me what settings it can run on and estimated frame rates )
Windows ready
Thanks.![]()
this is what i can recommend for $700...Can anyone find me parts for a gaming pc in Singapore, no purchase by credit cards or any online payment method.
I have a tight $500-$700 budget ( Keep the price as cheap as possible )
Looking to play dota 2 ( please tell me what settings it can run on and estimated frame rates )
Windows ready
Thanks.![]()
I prefer to get windows 7/8 from local retailers, no windows 10 as they are expensive
http://list.qoo10.sg/item/MICROSOFT-ONLY-38-GENUINE-WINDOWS/421126273
Expensive meh? Approx $52.90. Professional some more.
or if you to save abit more, buy Windows 7 and upgrade to 10 also can. The upgrade is free. But extra work required to save moolahs


Guys, I found this listing on carousell
carousell(dot)com/p/38154031
It sells windows for cheap prices
i will swap the hdd for an SSD. More essential. HDD can come in later for "storage" purposes.
Thanks! I'll stick with that. So before I buy the parts, can anyone tell me are they compatible? Too lazy to check
@herman1314
Rather have more storage now then get an ssd later, or invest in a hybrid drive. Buy ssd now then later not enough space then siao liao
ok. if you can, invest in a seagate 1tb sshd hybrid for $104 for faster booting times.
no offense but hybrid drive is no where as fast as SSD.
Still, is up to TS decision.
remember, TS has a low budget. hybrids may be slower than an ssd but its still much faster than a regular hard drive. http://www.storagereview.com/seagate_desktop_sshd_review