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Please tell me this is a good idea?
Basically as you know i want too buid my own rig but ive worked out it is cheaper too buy off a prebuild site check these specs and tell me what you would rather do.
GA0601 M2N4-SLI - Gaming PC - AM2 Athlon X2 Dual-Core SLI Processor: AMD64 Athlon X2 4200+ 1Mb cache AM2 Memory: 2.0GB DDR2 533mhz (2 x 1GB) Hard Disk Drive: 200GB S-ATA2 3.0Gb/s Second Hard Disk Drive: None Optical Drive: 18x Double-Layer DVD+/-RW Second Optical Drive: None Graphics card: NVidia GeForce 7950GT PCI-E 512MB DDR3 Dual DVI/TV Floppy Disk Drive: None Operating System: None Sound card: Onboard audio Internet and Networking: Onboard 10/100 network card (Built-in) Monitor: 17’’ TFT Monitor Peripherals: Keyboard, mouse and speakers Printer: None Warranty: 3 Years Standard Warranty Case: Thermaltake Soprano PSU: 580W Hiper Modular Silent PSU £796.00 (incl. VAT) It doesent mention but the Case it comes with is a Thermal take Soprano and the Mobo is a M2NE-SLI, the monitor will probably be shoddy but i can always get another one, one of my main question is is the Graphics card better then the 1950 pro? The site this is off is goldenelectronics.co.uk Last edited by piXel; 11-29-2006 at 04:35 PM. |
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Tanker Yanker
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With a home built pc your getting better qualitly and the knowledge on how to build one.. I myself don't trust prebuilt.
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Actualy your right i didnt bother reading any reviews the site seems a bit on the unrealiable side too be frank, it looks like im still going too build.
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Tanker Yanker
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Ya a lot of places seems to sell what lookls like goods pc, but ya never know what types of parts they use.... I had a Dell once that was nothing put headaces, and one built for me that was put together with poor quality parts (had no knowledge before hand) So that is why I have and always will build my own... I drive Tractor Trailers for a living now, but in the future would rather stay home and buid pc for people...
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