Is "iBuyPower.com" reliable?

[quote=React]Has anyone heard of or had personal experience with "iBuyPower.com". If so is it reliable and worth it? or would it be better for me to construct my own computer?[/quote]

[quote=B-Wong]Never heard of it. I've heard of like Cyberpowerpc.com but I think it's easiest if you could just construct one yourself by getting parts from Newegg, etc. Just don't get shit from major companies (by that I mean full computers from Dell/Apple.)[/quote]

[quote=wRAthoFVuLK]NEWEGG ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE SKYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY[/quote]

[quote=React]Like parts from newegg I know about... Do they sell computers too?[/quote]

[quote=B-Wong][quote=React] Like parts from newegg I know about... Do they sell computers too? [/quote] I think i saw some bundles. But again.. why not just make your own? Too lazy to spend ~4 hours fixing it up and getting shit back to standard on it?[/quote]

[quote=Jebus McAzn][quote=wRAthoFVuLK] NEWEGG ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE SKYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY [/quote] Yeah, use Newegg. It's really not hard to build a computer - just watch some tutorials or have a friend put it together for you. A custom computer is really much better than a pre-assembled one.[/quote]

[quote=B-Wong][quote=Jebus McAzn] [quote=wRAthoFVuLK] NEWEGG ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE SKYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY [/quote] Yeah, use Newegg. It's really not hard to build a computer - just watch some tutorials or have a friend put it together for you. A custom computer is really much better than a pre-assembled one. [/quote] Without all the extra warranty fees :D Also rebates are cool too[/quote]

[quote=Canoas]but each piece has a warranty. It's really easy to claim the warranty is void due to malpractice though.[/quote]

[quote=wRAthoFVuLK]Then get malpractice insurance! :D[/quote]

[quote=Cavok]I know people who bought from iBuyPower, and the computers ended up being faulty and iBuyPower wouldn't refund/replace the broken parts and wires. (Own opinion here: Why not just make your own, it's cheaper and helps you know how to remove and replace components later on when you're upgrading, because these things sometimes change per motherboard/case)[/quote]