computer trouble!!!!!!!!

[beau]

ok, bit different now, the trouble is choosing what new computer i want might put an end to all my laptop trouble

got to be under 400, dell would probably be the obvious choice, but you lot normally find good deals

thanks

 

[beau]

ok right on dell, im probably going to get one of these cos there easy to order etc.

theres a choice of-

those 2-

http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/dimen_1100?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs

and the one on here-

http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/dimen_3100?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs

for 379,

what one would you go for? im kind of torn between big screen and less spec or more spec and smaller screen, what do i go for?

 

[Newboi]

I'd personally go for the 2nd one - the Dimension 3100, better spec than the first one.

 

[beau]

I'd personally go for the 2nd one - the Dimension 3100, better spec than the first one.

me too, and iv looked now and you can upgrade to 17" for just 22 pounds im used to 14" screen so that would be excellent, id still like 19" thats 70 pounds extra hmmmm, i dont like dell, you start off with a 300 pound computer then think oh il add that, and that and that and it turns into a 500 one lol

 

[Morritt]

definateley the DimensionTM 3100

 

[Morritt]

i bought mine from overclockers.co.uk, no os/mouse/keyboard/speakers, just the base unit (good spec) and got a 19" widescreen monitor too for about £170, i wouldnt buy a crt any more, and probably not a normal tft either, has to be wide now

 

[AppleSei]

Have you considered going to a computer fair beau?

There are usually some bargains there.

Thats where i got mine from, i bet you could get a Tower, monitor and all the other bits for cheaper than 379

Worth a try, just have to check your local paper see if theres anything soon

 

[Stu DemonD]

Go on, run a dual screen setup as well, you know you want to I run a 20.1" iiyama as main display, with a crappy 15" next to it - useful to drag stuff over, like MSN, Task manager, ATI tool, etc.

Why is Dell easy to order compared to other places?

 

[Stu DemonD]

might put an end to all my laptop trouble

Might = won't.

The problem is you, and the sites you surf to

 

[beau]

Why is Dell easy to order compared to other places?

cos my mum is weird about her card details, about the only company she will use is dell cos she knows there ok lol, other company's she dont trust lol

 

[herpsuk]

dont buy a dell :bang: :bang:

retards buy dells.............

actually on the other hand go ahead and waste ur money

J

 

[FuzzyPanda]

dont buy a dell :bang: :bang:

retards buy dells.............

actually on the other hand go ahead and waste ur money

J

Are you going to give any foundation as to what's made you post this? Because as it stands the post is about as valuable as a toothpaste coated gearstick.

 

[Stu DemonD]

Are you going to give any foundation as to what's made you post this? Because as it stands the post is about as valuable as a toothpaste coated gearstick.

Hmm, to be honest, this whole thread is a waste of space - it is like a weekly occurence, with Beau having PC issues, so we all take it tongue in cheek and have a laugh, Beau likes it really

As for buying a Dell, well I wouldn't either but I am NOT saying all Dell buyers are retards

 

[herpsuk]

Are you going to give any foundation as to what's made you post this? Because as it stands the post is about as valuable as a toothpaste coated gearstick.

i am giving good advice, the advice is, DONT buy a dell

J

 

[custard]

well if your serious ive have a mesh PC and its run for nearly 3 years without trouble
http://www.meshcomputers.com/Default.aspx?PAGE=PRODUCTVIEWPAGE&USG=PRODUCT&ENT=PRODUCT&KEY=89024

 

[FuzzyPanda]

Hmm, to be honest, this whole thread is a waste of space - it is like a weekly occurence, with Beau having PC issues, so we all take it tongue in cheek and have a laugh, Beau likes it really

I'm well aware of it man I've been here for a while now. But when I see a big claim which is completely unsubstantiated, I want to know what makes a person make such a claim.

i am giving good advice, the advice is, DONT buy a dell

You're still yet to tell me what makes you say that.

 

[herpsuk]

You're still yet to tell me what makes you say that.

do i have to explain?

if so...........

dells are the biggest pile of ****e to be ever created, done with cheap parts, they are poorly built, they break on a regular basis, i have tons come to me for fixing regulary, from homes and offices, best to buy a custom built one or build it your self. alot better quality and soemtimes cheap, but u know if u do it your self it shall work(well for me anyways).

do i have to go on?

J

 

[FuzzyPanda]

See, if that was in your first post then everything would be dandy.

Although I don't agree with completely writing off Dell because some of their machines don't come up with the goods, your general point I agree with of building your own machine for reliability and cost issues.

My brother and I knocked together the PC I'm on now for uni and it's been superb. All the parts were sourced from eBuyer.

 

[custard]

please do not suggest making a pc to beau.the boy posts up multiple threads on tyres.
imagine how many we would have on multiple pc components

 

[Stu DemonD]

Don't get me started on eBuyer, ha ha!!

Although for some bizarre reason, I still use them as my primary source at home and at work - although they did mess up a £3.5k order big time....