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Castle

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Hey all. Does anyone knows why is there not a single mid tower or full tower desktop chassis from prebuilt manufacturers and why do they uses mini tower instead? I want my pc case to be as big as my friends as they said it was suck. I wanna get a new desktop and rig them off with my new case but just can't seem to find any case from dell or hp with that such big cases. Somebody out there please help?
 
Some examples of branded mid/full tower would be the dell xps720 and the alien area51. These are relatively high end gaming machines. Although building one yourself is more cost effective.....but anyway that is how I would correctly answer your present question.
 
So you mean you already have a computer and need a bigger case? or you are looking to purchase a new computer? If you need a bigger case i would reccommed building a custom computer yourself for cheaper and with better parts than you could ever get out of a prebuilt computer, and then you can pick out any case you want. The only other way would be to purchase a prebuilt and then buy a new case and swap the parts.
 
Thanks for the quick reply. I am looking into buying a new desktop prebuilt systems either from dell, hp or acer. One concern of a custom build is the hassle when in need of warranty/servicing as parts are from different vendors and I have the fear of screwing up the entire system. I prefer the idea of having onsite warranty which keeps my mind at ease.
So what do you think or am I putting my thoughts too much in the wrong way?
 
Well, theres not much you can do with buying a prebuilt system and not vioding warranties. Its basicly "what you see is what you get" unless you get a extremely overpriced Dell XPS or alienware
 
Ok. So if I get a custom, are there any places where they can have it assembled for me with os installed and provides troubleshooting onsite?
 
If you were to build it youself all the parts are warrantied through the manufacture. If you wanted a computer built you may be able to go to a local computer shop and have it put together, but 90% of the time they wont because they want to make their money though you buying the parts from them. i think cyberpowerpc.com is alright, but to be honsted building yourself isn't hard at all and is the best and cheapest way you can get it done. Most people after building their first computer almost have "too" much fun doing so lol.

most people including myself buy parts from newegg.com
 
Newegg is online only, you will pay twice the amount in a retail store. you use cyberpower's configurator and after you select what you want it will give you a total, so the labor is worked into the price.
 
Hey guess what I have just found a very interesting list from a particular website recommending:



WHY BUY BRANDED

1. Can buy on-line
2. Can use credit cards
3. Can pay 12 or 24 months
4. Delivered to door step
5. Telephone, on-line and on-site support
6. Very often comes with free upgrade e.g. Hard disk, RAM, DVD
7. Can check computer on-line for problems
8. Don’t have to worry about the warranty period of individual component.
9. Don’t have to fill in multiple warranty cards.
10. Don’t have to get involve with RMA of hardware yourself
11. Don’t have to buy Windows CD because it’s comes with computer
12. Some come with Recovery CD and/or Recovery Image
13. Very often comes with some free software e.g. M/S Works, PowerDVD
14. Colour of casing, monitor, keyboard and mouse matches
15. Don’t have to worry about hardware compatibility problem e.g. hard disk size, RAM type, graphic card and sound card etc.
16. Don’t have to update BIOS when certain hardware are not supported
17. Drivers are provided on CD or consolidated on web site
18. Don’t have to worry whether PSU can cope with load
19. Don’t have to worry about ATA, IDE, RAID, SATA, SCSI etc.
20. Don’t have to worry about not detecting hard disk
21. Don’t have to worry about IRQ conflict
22. Don’t have to worry if exhaust can cope with heat load
23. Don’t have to activate O/S after re-install
24. Don’t have to guess if CPU, motherboard or RAM are defective because diagnostic disk is provided
25. Can re-install O/S as many times as you like; don’t have to call MS to explain
26. No duplication of software
27. All cable are to the exact length
28. You can add cards, hard disk etc as and when you like
29. Don’t have to pay for assembly
30. Can also customize.
31. Don’t have to worry if hardware are Vista compatible
32. Certain brand provides on-site support



It is indeed very hard for me to decide to go with custom ore prebuilt.
 
Castle said:
Hey all. Does anyone knows why is there not a single mid tower or full tower desktop chassis from prebuilt manufacturers and why do they uses mini tower instead? I want my pc case to be as big as my friends as they said it was suck. I wanna get a new desktop and rig them off with my new case but just can't seem to find any case from dell or hp with that such big cases. Somebody out there please help?
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You have to be kidding, are you 12?
Bigger is not better and your friend is using case size as a penis extension.

I've recently got rid of my supertower for a micro cube case, the space saving alone shows me that I did the right thing.
 
Simon@Linux said:
You have to be kidding, are you 12?
Bigger is not better and your friend is using case size as a penis extension.

I've recently got rid of my supertower for a micro cube case, the space saving alone shows me that I did the right thing.
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lol, lmao :D

Anyways, if you don't want to build it yourself... you might just have to stick with a Hp case, or get overcharged and go with CyberPower or something similar
 
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