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Buying a new tower computer
Can anyone recommend a brand or processor plus operating system etc, as I will need to purchase a new computer soon.
I don't play games apart from perhaps Yahoo Pool, but I use mp3's and use it mainly for music and such like. I am slightly afraid that Vista will put too many obstacles in my way, lol Any help on this would be appreciated. |
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you can have a look on www.novatech.co.uk as they still do units with XP on it.
how much you willing to spend on the new rig mate? |
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http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/e...&s=PC-1183&v=1 but comes without monitor
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http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...0DDR2%20System
something like this with xp and omcrease the hdd ---------- Post added at 18:14 ---------- Previous post was at 18:12 ---------- http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...0DDR2%20System of this with xp bigger hdd and enough left over to add another hard drive |
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erm, sounds like 2.2 intel core 2 duo. integrated graphics, 2 gb 800 ram, 500 gb hdd?
i build computers for a living, pm me if you want more info as quite busy atm so cant do forums too much :P |
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your not the only one ;)
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Ok I just costed out on ocuk a
Quad core cpu Asus mobo 2 gig ram 500 gig hdd Dual layer dvd rw basic case Gigabyte 460 watt psu 8600 GT gfx OEM Home premium All for less than £450 quid delivered. And OCUK is not the cheapest place to shop. No I am sure you could find someone local to knock it up? I often do just builds for not a huge fee as I am not greedy I just enjoy doing it. This should give you an idea of what you can get for the top end of your budget Having a gfx even if not gaming removes a possible bottleneck. You could save 25/30 quid on an even cheaper one (which woudl come close to getting someone like me to build it ;)) If you went AMD dual core you can knock 50-70 quid at least off the price. BTW can be built with XP instead |
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If you;re upto it then but seperates on eBay from HK or USA, might take time to come in but in the end you;ll pay 20% less than UK pre-built prices and possibly for a better spec..
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what if you get caught with import duty? and then there is warranty? I certainly would not under any circumstances recommend that ;)
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