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"Anyone Ever Had A PC From SR ?"

Just wondered if anyone here has ever had a PC system from SR and what they thought of it, yknow, setup, quality, reliability, what tech support was like (if you needed it) etc

Y'see my crusty old AMD 750mhz is showing it's age as it cranks away with it's 96mb of RAM, failing DVD/CDR combo drive, and ancient ATI RAGE 128 card. And I want to play the new Tomb Raider and Half Life 2 :)

Ah. My cat is infact the entire work of Charles Dickens. Weird eh?

braille

mikelar wrote:
> It done totally opened my eyes.

How did you read it in the first place then? :D

cookie monster wrote:
> Im intrigued, where do you steal?

me too

You should read Darkus' review of the best MAXX pc SR have. It done totally opened my eyes.

Parr wrote:
> Build your own.
>
> I can build an Athlon Xp 2500+ 333 FSB, 512Mb 400MHz RAM, 128Mb
> GeForce 4 GPU, 5.1 Surround Sound, DVD/CD-RW, 120Gb HD for £460.
> So much cheaper :)

Im intrigued, where do you shop?

'Anyone Ever Had A PC From SR ?'

I believe when Blokey gets his job Mystique is going to have him every night. :D

Another thing about building your own pc is that it isn't overloaded with the utterly pointless poop that people like Packard Bell put on their machines.

Build you own it is way cheaper, and better i think...
At the end of the day you can say you built your own pc, or your mate did...

Well all parts will have a 1 year waranty and most, like the CPU have a 3 year.

But as you said, monitor, keyboard and os do cost alot.

Computer system costs are not made high by hardware, but software. It's all them n0rty licenses.