Which PC to get Falcon NW PC or Maingear PC?

[clintnerd]

I have decided to build either a Falcon NW Talon, or the Maingear Rush X99 Super stock. I am not interested in building my own, or having someone build it at this point. I have narrowed down my two companies to Falcon NW and Maingear.

Both have great reviews, and made in America with great warranties.

I can not decide which company to go with, do any of you have suggestions as to why you would choose a company over the other?

 

[Karadjgne]

That would be the Maingear with its factory? OC. The cpu same, gpu same, NVMe ssd same. Only real difference is monitors and aesthetics. And for that price, I'd be damned if I got 's pc that even comes close to looking like a $2k setup. Gimme the full custom setup.

 

[clintnerd]

That would be the Maingear with its factory? OC. The cpu same, gpu same, NVMe ssd same. Only real difference is monitors and aesthetics. And for that price, I'd be damned if I got 's pc that even comes close to looking like a $2k setup. Gimme the full custom setup.

I appreciate that...

 

[USAFRet]

$5,000 for a PC?

I'd take 3/5 of that, build 2 individual systems, and go for a vacation with the remaining $2,000.

 

[clintnerd]

Coding via python obviously wouldn't require much power. I just want enough juice to play FPS games on ultra, and be able to get thru any game ... I want to not have to upgrade for a while. I just want the best overall computer.

 

[ccampy]

Family to support?
You do realise more then likely all these staff with family's building the systems will likely be at or near minimum wage,?
System building isn't a well paid job