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"Really the MAXX ??"

I am thinking of buying a Maxx 4d and was wondering if anyone out there had one and could give me their opinion of it. I was particulary wondering what it was like in processing digital photographs as my mate has just bought a TIME Pc which reckons is the best thing ever.

All comments appreciated

With a grand to spend on a PC you get some really nice hardware, you know.

Use this to help you http://www.romulus2.com/feedback/chart.php?1 oh and by the way anyone who has a maxx why not add it in there.
I recommnd this if you do not want to build it it helps you to get something worth the money your paying.

MedwayManc wrote:
> If you had a grand to spend on a new pc, what would you go for ???

Build it yourself if you can, as then you can be more selective on what you put in it.

If you got £1000 then think of what you want from the machine. Try and find out what components are put in a machine. Some machines may seem great and cheap but if there full of crappy onboard graphics and crap hardware your just wasting your money.

Never go for onboard graphics. With nForce 2 boards there onboard sound is actually VERY good so onboard sound is ok as well as things like onboard LAN.

What cases do you build them maxxs' on Mr Darkus?

If you had a grand to spend on a new pc, what would you go for ???

'one of the best'

I would probably think MAXX PCs are the best.

All these really big companys load a lot of rubbish on there that you'd never need, but take up a lot of resources.

As far as I know, MAXX PCs don't do this.

Yep, they bite.

Plus they come packed full of loads of pointless Dell software :)

Thanks for all the comments guys.

One, more thing - any body got an opinion on Dell machines ?

Time Pc's = LOL.

They will use the cheapest of the specified products on the pc's component list.