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Originally Posted by fusionx
You can build your own for slightly cheaper. But, you won't save much, and you'll have to spend a huge amount of time reasearching compatibility issues between motherboards, video cards, driver versions, etc. It's not worth it IMHO. I'd rather let Dell do all that for me and simply deliver something that is stable out of the box.
From now on, every PC I buy will be a Dell.
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I've built every PC that I have owned and never had any problems.. You don't need a huge amount of time to research things. Unless you're very computer illiterate then buying a prebuilt system is the better option. To top it of I don't get stuck with ONBOARD junk (which is why most Dell's and others cost less)
onboard stuff was made to be used JUST IN CASE. Not as a permanent sollution but with the prebuilt shit these days, unless you specify and pay a little more, you'll get stuck with either onboard video or sound or ethernet... In many case, all 3 at once. Personally, I prefer to build my own.