2500K overclocking
- Thread starter woppy101
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So many people seem to be doing that. When I was getting student loans I only borrowed exactly what I needed to pay for class/books. Definitely didn't buy computer parts. You will get a better interest rate with a credit card then spending your student loan excess on parts. Figure out how much you are paying for that $500 upgrade after 15 years of student loan interest applied.
Sorry for the rant!
Sorry for the rant!
thestepster
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interest payments on student loans are really really low here
interest payments on student loans are really really low here
They are here too, but after 15 years even a low interest rate adds up.
thestepster
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plus here you dont have to pay them till your earning a certain wage 2
That would be nice. Here you start paying 6 months after you are not a full time student, even if you haven't finished your degree yet and are going part time. You can get extensions in certain situations.
thestepster
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here i think you start payin it back once you are earning £15k but its been a while since i was a student so it might be more now cause of inflation etc
daniSAUR
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So many people seem to be doing that. When I was getting student loans I only borrowed exactly what I needed to pay for class/books. Definitely didn't buy computer parts. You will get a better interest rate with a credit card then spending your student loan excess on parts. Figure out how much you are paying for that $500 upgrade after 15 years of student loan interest applied.
Sorry for the rant!
Haha, well my university course is doing Computer Animation so I deal with a lot of high-res/low-res models, lighting, materials and rendering. So technically this is going towards something I need to pay for university.
