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...with my Uncle, hes very good with Computers and knows how to build them and everything but he needs to know what specs I want my PC to have so I was wondering whether you could give me a list of the things I should have on my PC and if you can, give me the average price.
Thanks alot.
EDIT : I haven't a clue about Computers so i'm hoping to learn something from this.
Thanks alot.
EDIT : I haven't a clue about Computers so i'm hoping to learn something from this.
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Mav wrote:
> AMD machines much more so than others.
What evidence do you have of that?
> AMD machines much more so than others.
What evidence do you have of that?
AMD machines much more so than others.
Mav wrote:
> Does it crash at all?
Every PC crashes at some time or another.
> Does it crash at all?
Every PC crashes at some time or another.
Does it crash at all?
Mav wrote:
> You can't put a price on reliability.
>
> Trust me, go for a P4.
I've got an AMD as my personal machine. It's been very reliable. More so than some of the Intel machines I've used easily.
> You can't put a price on reliability.
>
> Trust me, go for a P4.
I've got an AMD as my personal machine. It's been very reliable. More so than some of the Intel machines I've used easily.
AMD aren't unreliable.
You can't put a price on reliability.
Trust me, go for a P4.
Trust me, go for a P4.
Mav wrote:
> Hoops wrote:
> - Proccessor (AMD)
>
> Why oh why do you want to go with AMD?
Cos they're cheaper, and just as effective as an equivalent P4?
> Hoops wrote:
> - Proccessor (AMD)
>
> Why oh why do you want to go with AMD?
Cos they're cheaper, and just as effective as an equivalent P4?
Why not?
Hoops wrote:
> - Proccessor (AMD)
Why oh why do you want to go with AMD?
> - Proccessor (AMD)
Why oh why do you want to go with AMD?
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