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Originally Posted by peacedude2k4
Again power over 1) reliabilty 2) looks 3) quality
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There's nothing low quality about my PC, my components are excellent, I have a decent Asus Nforce 2 motherboard, a £200 7.1 soundcard, 500 gig of storage on 2 new Seagate drives, a 54g wireless NIC, a Radeon 9800 pro (which is about the only thing that let's me down), a gig of low latency 400mhz ram and a decent PSU, the motherboard, video card and processor are cooled using over 200 quids worth of kit, and if that's not enough for you, look at RichardM's spec. I'm pretty sure I can live without a plastic case. And reliability? Sorry man, if you can't maintain a windows PC properly, that's your problem, poor workman and all that.[/quote]
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All ends up what you want...for most users I find I-Mac's are a better choice for the average user
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How and why?
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and when I went pc world recently at Oldham i was speaking to someone who actually was interested in what I wanted..who recommend a E-Mac £499 and I have tested one there and am now seriously thinkin of getting one for online work and keeping the windows one for offline stuff such as messin with the primitive thing which is windows lol..
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You took the recommendation from someone who works in PC World? I can't really add anything to that.
edit: Come back Chris T, all is forgiven!!!