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NovaGTE2

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24th Sep 10 at 21:08

Had a laptop's for the past 8 years or so; but now moving home and having a dedicated office set up as i currentley work from home once a week but looking to extend this further. I am a software developer but connect to work via there web desktop; but do also use Visual Studio and SQL Express on my own PC so need some performance but nothing major. I have a dual screen setup at work which does work well for what i do; so would like that at home. Dont really use it for gaming or watching films so no need to go to town on Graphics etc...

I fancy having a go at building something myself but not really sure where to start looking and what sort of money it should cost?m Any ideas or guidance would be good

John

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24th Sep 10 at 22:10

Just get a Dell.

Aaron

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25th Sep 10 at 06:19

If you're buying the bits to build it yourself, i recommend eBuyer and Overclockers.

jamied

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25th Sep 10 at 07:46

quote:
Originally posted by John
Just get a Dell.

Have to agree, will prob work out cheaper and have good warranty etc

Rowell

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27th Sep 10 at 19:07

The components for the 3 Pc's i have built were brought from WebSystems. Decent prices.

Dom

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27th Sep 10 at 19:13

quote:
Originally posted by Aaron
If you're buying the bits to build it yourself, i recommend eBuyer and Overclockers.

Add to that scan.co.uk, Dabs.com. But as said, an off the shelf Dell will happily do what you want.

deano87

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27th Sep 10 at 19:17

quote:
Originally posted by jamied

quote:
Originally posted by John
Just get a Dell.

Have to agree, will prob work out cheaper and have good warranty etc

Twiggy

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28th Sep 10 at 09:27

quote:
Originally posted by deano87

quote:
Originally posted by jamied

quote:
Originally posted by John
Just get a Dell.

Have to agree, will prob work out cheaper and have good warranty etc