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Three Solid Ways to Build Your Own Computer System

arstechnica.com — Some lucky bastards have unlimited funds, while others have to pinch every penny, but it's possible to put together a potent PC for just about any budget. The key is targeting different price/performance points; to that end, our system guides offer three configurations.

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