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"maxx 4dv pcs"

i want to buy myself a new pc something high spec and was going to get myself a multivision system but after a bit of detective work using rommulus i have decided against them because of the apparent poor after sales service. my question then is has any1 here bought themselves a maxx pc and if so what kind experiences you have had as regards stability performance and after sales service, any comments will be greatly appreciated as i have been stung before and would not like to repeat the experience.

gamezfreak wrote:
> Its a cross between Lego and Mecanno.

Everything is just pretty much "plug into the correct slot"....

You don't even need experience to do it.

Most things will only go in one place, and if they will fit in more than one, chances are it doesn't matter which you choose.

Lipe wrote:
> Silent Assasin do you have some sort of experience in buildings PC's?

Hey i just answered your question without seeing it!

Ghoul, how much do you know about PC's and the workings of them. Can you install graphic/sound cards, cd-rom's etc?

If you can do basic stuff like this then you should be capable of building your very own gaming machine. I'm no expert and only recently built myself a PC (i'm in the process of building another one at the end of the month) and found it quite easy but at first i was scared i'd mess something up.

Silent Assasin do you have some sort of experience in buildings PC's?

Building a PC brings out the kid in you.

Its a cross between Lego and Mecanno.

Hehe.

cookie monster wrote:
> Silent, you seem to forget that not everyone is comfortable building
> their own computer. Especially if its their first PC.

You have to start somewhere and with the way PC's are designed today they go together as easy as a jigsaw puzzle and the only really technical thing about them is the bios and when it comes to installing your software.

Silent, you seem to forget that not everyone is comfortable building their own computer. Especially if its their first PC.

Silent Assassin wrote:
> One more piece of advice if you are going to build your own PC, buy a
> decent motherboard, cos in the long run it'll work out cheaper that
> way because when and if you want to upgrade all you have to do is
> change your processor.

thanks for the advice silent but i'm just not tech savvy enough to risk trying to build my own high end machine, i will no doubt end up spending more due to silly mistakes i will inevitably make along the way maybe i will build a little un in the future tho as a first time effort and will keep your advice in mind

One more piece of advice if you are going to build your own PC, buy a decent motherboard, cos in the long run it'll work out cheaper that way because when and if you want to upgrade all you have to do is change your processor.