gamerwithoutrig
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Dont buy HP or Compaq, my HP and four of my friends HP's get to hot, and Compaq is made by HP.
What is the best PC brand?
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fastdude
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If you notice this thread is kind of dead...
EDIT: I apologize, I didn't see the earlier posts. My fault haha
powerpack
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33,000+ posts =power poster nothing but the best will do.Probly the user?
my opinion on the ideal comp would be a new emachines. They come with a decent sized hard drive, a good amount of memory, and they're dirt cheap on most holidays.
My dad just bought one for 500$, comes with a 800gb hard drive and 4 gigs memory. the only bad part, it has an outdated processor.
My dad just bought one for 500$, comes with a 800gb hard drive and 4 gigs memory. the only bad part, it has an outdated processor.
gamerwithoutrig
New Member
If you notice this thread is kind of dead...
EDIT: I apologize, I didn't see the earlier posts. My fault haha
Oh, didn't notice date of post!
just a noob
Well-Known Member
Don't listen to these noobs, they know nothing(especially that Mep guy). Go with a packard bell!
fastdude
Active Member
Mate are you kidding
Noob. I thought everyone knew that Dells are the best computers in the world.
SslagleZ28
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I like your style. But Im going to agree with whoever said the one with the best warranty lol cause all store bought computers suck, all those stupid useless programs just slow your computer down. Not to mention if it's just trial period software, you get "SIGN UP NOW" screens after the expiration till the end of time.Dell owns Alienware... Neither's service is anything to be proud of. I left 3 messages for Alienware to call me back when there phones were backed up, they never called. When I did talk to someone they were rude and not helpful. I'll never buy from them again, even if someone threatens to castrate me with a rusty butter knife!
SslagleZ28
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Geoff
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Probly the user?
Ahahahaha, thanks Mep for bumping a thread I made back in 200433,000+ posts =power poster nothing but the best will do.
I was only 16 at the time
Jet
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The interesting thing is that now that I'm in the cost out division of a (large company), I see this topic in a whole different light.
Yes, I've always known that, in general, pre-built computer manufacturers are always looking for places to cut costs. However, I never realized just how big of an issue it is. Where we'd pay the extra $5 (or $.50) to have a slightly higher quality power supply, motherboard, you name it--they see that money as millions of dollars in extra profit.
So--who would I go with? Anyone who isn't big. The smaller they are, the less they are worrying about the extra $ they save, but rather delivering quality product and customer service that will get referrals they need to survive.
Yes, I've always known that, in general, pre-built computer manufacturers are always looking for places to cut costs. However, I never realized just how big of an issue it is. Where we'd pay the extra $5 (or $.50) to have a slightly higher quality power supply, motherboard, you name it--they see that money as millions of dollars in extra profit.
So--who would I go with? Anyone who isn't big. The smaller they are, the less they are worrying about the extra $ they save, but rather delivering quality product and customer service that will get referrals they need to survive.