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Old 31-03-2011, 10:35   #16
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Re: Buying PC (for Office)

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thanks guys

its not for business
shes a student need it mainly for "windows" office

can build it myself (built a few myself)
but i didnt really wanted to bother
quite a hassle if i get a bad mem stick or something
and i havent checked prices on PC stuff for ages

but if im am willing to build 1
what kinda components would you recommend
within my price range??
are the i3s anygood?

i have a old WinXP CD key i dont use which could be used on the PC
and also have a old LCD for her

thanks again guys
If she's a student at a valid institution then Software4Students can find the tools at a real cheap price.

And you can set OpenOffice (LibreOffice) to default to Office formats which is likely to be fine for MOST users. (Nice article in new Linux Format magazine).
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Re: Buying PC (for Office)

with these on board graphics are they anygood??
will she have any problems streaming vids from websites?

well i could use a Win7 CD-key i have used
was pre-order so was cheap
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they will be fine for everything except playing hi graphics games. They will play stuff like Sims 3 and stuff like that fine
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