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Adam_B

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20th Oct 05 at 23:44

who would you get it off? Just the base, dont need mouse keyboard or monitor etc

Wayne

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21st Oct 05 at 00:17

build one, ill guide u along

Adam_B

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21st Oct 05 at 00:19

no, cant be arsed, and i want it this weekend.

Wayne

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21st Oct 05 at 00:20

u chump, wats scan like they do any?

Adam_B

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21st Oct 05 at 00:22

expensive

Wayne

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21st Oct 05 at 00:23

no idea, oder the bits off scan go pick them up can have it built within a couple of hour dnt be lazy

Adam_B

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21st Oct 05 at 00:26

it WILL go wrong

Wayne

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21st Oct 05 at 00:27

Adam_B

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21st Oct 05 at 00:34

ignoring that its from PC world, this is the sort of spec i was thinking-

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/store/pcw_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0029998517.1129854793@@@@&BV_EngineID=cccladdfmlhhgilcflgceggdhhmdgmh.0&category_oid=-15247&sku=153522&page=Product&fm=0&sm=0&tm=undefined

for games, bit of PS, video editing, and internet. So where can i get that cheaper, and ready built?

[Edited on 21-10-2005 by Adam_B]

John

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21st Oct 05 at 05:36

Find your local smallish computer shop.
They will be cheaper than pcworld.

Bart

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21st Oct 05 at 08:52

i used to really REALLY be against buying a PC as a box mainly because of the price difference if you bought it all seperatly and built it yourself.

But i think times have changed, PCs have came way down in price, and there isnt much difference these days in the price of building it yourself and buying one prebuilt (depending on where you get it from of course).

If you buy all the latest parts and build it theres also the possibility that something will not work well with something else and end up crashing your PC for you, and it all becomes very frustrating.

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21st Oct 05 at 09:26

most prebuild pcs just use cheap components though. better off using less money to buy better quality components at a cheaper price

Bart

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21st Oct 05 at 10:38

quote:
Originally posted by Voyto
most prebuild pcs just use cheap components though. better off using less money to buy better quality components at a cheaper price

again, depends where you buy your PC from.

There is a noticable difference between actual computer manufacturers (overclockers etc) and general electrical shops (shuch as PC world / Comet)

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