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Links?Originally posted by kenny
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But you can get a better deal then that for a PCWhen you're running down my country hoss...you're walking on the fighting side of me!
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Actually anyone...provide me with the stats for a state of the art PC and links to same.When you're running down my country hoss...you're walking on the fighting side of me!
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Well, I find it cheaper to buy a pc and upgrade it myself.
I have bought alot of things from this website. RAM, DVD Burners, etc.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/7Comment
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I understand most people like to just buy one with everything already equipped..
But the way I do it is like paying half the price7Comment
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OK...if you have the time care to provide me with the stats for a state of the art PC?Originally posted by kenny
Well, I find it cheaper to buy a pc and upgrade it myself.
I have bought alot of things from this website. RAM, DVD Burners, etc.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/When you're running down my country hoss...you're walking on the fighting side of me!
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Shuttle is the Yugo of computers.
They are cheap. You get what you pay for.Comment
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I don't know what you mean by state of the art..Originally posted by theking
OK...if you have the time care to provide me with the stats for a state of the art PC?
I don't consider mine state of the art but for under $700 I have one with the following:
P4 2.8gz
768 RAM
CD/RW/DVD
Windows Xp Pro
Thats just for the tower of course. It doesnt cost that much when you add all the extra stuff yourselfLast edited by kenny; 09-07-2004, 05:48 AM.7Comment
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I don't like small towers that look like a game cube.I have a big tower from chieftech with noise blocking, highly recomment it.If you need lots of storage space for hardisks or any kind of drives and want a good air circulation you should get one.
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It really depends what your looking for..
If you want "state of the art"
You can spend $2000 and buy one thats liquid cooled and has four memory slots, etc..
I just never have had the need for all of that.7Comment
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Well...at a minimum...I am interested in the fastest processor...the greatest amount of RAM...the greatest amount of hard drive space with the best speed available...the fastest CD writer and the fastest DVD writer...and the best Graphic Card.Originally posted by kenny
I don't know what you mean by state of the art..
I don't consider mine state of the art but for under $700 I have one with the following:
P4 2.8gz
768 RAM
CD/RW/DVD
Windows Xp Pro
Thats just for the tower of course. It doesnt cost that much when you add all the extra stuff yourselfWhen you're running down my country hoss...you're walking on the fighting side of me!
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That's the point, only gamers or people who want the best because they got the money but won't actually use it in any way buy those systems.Originally posted by kenny
It really depends what your looking for..
If you want "state of the art"
You can spend $2000 and buy one thats liquid cooled and has four memory slots, etc..
I just never have had the need for all of that.
If you're doing usual business stuff,design with photoshop, using dreamweaver etc.
A 1.5-2Ghz 512-1GB 3200 DDR RAM a decend motherboard and a HD depending on how much data you got to save and thats it.Everything else bought on specific needs.Comment
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These systems are nice in the living room to use as a game system on the television, play mp3's and DVD/DivX. I wouldn't recommand them as a workstation.
If you like the small size, check the ASUS barebones.
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That is all one really needs for a personal PC.. unless of course you want to encode movies, crunch TLD zone files, listen to music, while playing a gameOriginally posted by johndoebob
That's the point, only gamers or people who want the best because they got the money but won't actually use it in any way buy those systems.
If you're doing usual business stuff,design with photoshop, using dreamweaver etc.
A 1.5-2Ghz 512-1GB 3200 DDR RAM a decend motherboard and a HD depending on how much data you got to save and thats it.Everything else bought on specific needs.
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