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mgoldb2 · 02-27-2005, 06:07 AM

I agree with blue that you should at least consider building it your self because that way you know exactly what you getting and usually can save some money but if you going to go with one of those to then..

I just looked at Ibuypower website today and I like the fact that unlike dell it gives you options on what motherboard you want, what case, and what psu. Also with Ibuypower you have the choice to go with amd or intel. Dell only have intel. On the other hand Dell proberly have better support. If I was going to choose from those 2 for a gamming computer I would proberly go with Ibuypower because you can get a athlon 64 3500+ system for under $900.

02-27-2005, 06:07 AM	#3 (permalink)
mgoldb2 VIP Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Age: 25 Posts: 1,259	I agree with blue that you should at least consider building it your self because that way you know exactly what you getting and usually can save some money but if you going to go with one of those to then.. I just looked at Ibuypower website today and I like the fact that unlike dell it gives you options on what motherboard you want, what case, and what psu. Also with Ibuypower you have the choice to go with amd or intel. Dell only have intel. On the other hand Dell proberly have better support. If I was going to choose from those 2 for a gamming computer I would proberly go with Ibuypower because you can get a athlon 64 3500+ system for under $900. __________________ Acer A11912B 19"montior Aspire x-superalien case Asus k8t800 pro motherboard athlon 64 fx-55 2GB(2 of 1GB) of Geil DDR ram Geforce 6800 ultra 2 Seagate 200GB 7200RPM Model ST3200822A configure as RAID 0 1 DVDRW and 1 CDRW 3.5 drive sound blaster audigey2 zs logitech 2300 thx certified 2.1 speakers