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I am in the market for a new PC for my house ( I am on my business one now) and am thinking about the SR 2.4ghz maxx 4D
I realise it would be unfair to recomend other companies but can anyone advise possible pro's and con's of this system
Is it worthwhile upgrading any off the components and do you agree with my idea about going for the more affordable 2.4ghz and upgrade it in a year or two when I could pick up a 2.8ghz for a quarter of the price
Any help would be appreciated
I realise it would be unfair to recomend other companies but can anyone advise possible pro's and con's of this system
Is it worthwhile upgrading any off the components and do you agree with my idea about going for the more affordable 2.4ghz and upgrade it in a year or two when I could pick up a 2.8ghz for a quarter of the price
Any help would be appreciated
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All of SR's MAXX PCs are top-notch machines, and in terms of spec you can't go wrong. *However*, I think that anyone with a even the smallest bit of PC knowledge would be miles better off buying the PC components separately and building the machine themselves.
You'll save £££'s and by building the machine yourself, you'll also have a much better idea of what is going on in side your machine and how it work. This in tern, will stand you in good stead if (or should I say when) things go wrong, or you want to upgrade something.
Off the shelf PCs like the ones SR (Tiny, PC World and every other suppliers out there) sell are great for 'mums and dads' who haven't got a clue how to even turn a PC on, but if you know what your doing, buy the bits and build it yourself. You'll be able to get a much better spec PC for the same money. Fact!
You'll save £££'s and by building the machine yourself, you'll also have a much better idea of what is going on in side your machine and how it work. This in tern, will stand you in good stead if (or should I say when) things go wrong, or you want to upgrade something.
Off the shelf PCs like the ones SR (Tiny, PC World and every other suppliers out there) sell are great for 'mums and dads' who haven't got a clue how to even turn a PC on, but if you know what your doing, buy the bits and build it yourself. You'll be able to get a much better spec PC for the same money. Fact!
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I am in the market for a new PC for my house ( I am on my business one now) and am thinking about the SR 2.4ghz maxx 4D
I realise it would be unfair to recomend other companies but can anyone advise possible pro's and con's of this system
Is it worthwhile upgrading any off the components and do you agree with my idea about going for the more affordable 2.4ghz and upgrade it in a year or two when I could pick up a 2.8ghz for a quarter of the price
Any help would be appreciated
I realise it would be unfair to recomend other companies but can anyone advise possible pro's and con's of this system
Is it worthwhile upgrading any off the components and do you agree with my idea about going for the more affordable 2.4ghz and upgrade it in a year or two when I could pick up a 2.8ghz for a quarter of the price
Any help would be appreciated
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