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Whatever.
Anyways, can you tell me what the difference between an Intel Celeron and a Pentium 4 processor is please?
I want to buy a laptop, and was thinking of one of these two.
The bottom one is like a hundred quid more and I want to know if it's really worth it for an extra 10 gig on the hard drive and a pentium 4 thingy whatsit.
[URL]http://uk.special.reserve.co.uk/q_GG1526_iridium_s520_ce_24.html[/URL]
OR
[URL]http://uk.special.reserve.co.uk/q_GG6645_iridium_s520_p4_24.html[/URL]
So is it really really really worth it?
Anyways, can you tell me what the difference between an Intel Celeron and a Pentium 4 processor is please?
I want to buy a laptop, and was thinking of one of these two.
The bottom one is like a hundred quid more and I want to know if it's really worth it for an extra 10 gig on the hard drive and a pentium 4 thingy whatsit.
[URL]http://uk.special.reserve.co.uk/q_GG1526_iridium_s520_ce_24.html[/URL]
OR
[URL]http://uk.special.reserve.co.uk/q_GG6645_iridium_s520_p4_24.html[/URL]
So is it really really really worth it?
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I'm going to PC world now I think, or Dixons.
Bloody Hobbit assistant.
T'urgh.
Bloody Hobbit assistant.
T'urgh.
Mystique wrote:
> Ranma wrote:
> Are you going to get it from SR?
>
> *****
> I was going to..
Probably for the best, atleast you get a Reddie
> Ranma wrote:
> Are you going to get it from SR?
>
> *****
> I was going to..
Probably for the best, atleast you get a Reddie
Ranma wrote:
> Are you going to get it from SR?
*****
I was going to..
> Are you going to get it from SR?
*****
I was going to..
[URL]http://www.voodoopc.com/systems/m860.aspx[/URL]
;)
;)
I have a Centrino processor in my laptop and games work great on there, but it is pricey.
I personally wouldn't go for a Celeron, known to have a lot of long term problems with them and it's basically a cheap and cheerful processor.
AMD tend to be reasonable in cost and performance so id go for that if you're looking for something cheaper than the Pentium 4 range.
I personally wouldn't go for a Celeron, known to have a lot of long term problems with them and it's basically a cheap and cheerful processor.
AMD tend to be reasonable in cost and performance so id go for that if you're looking for something cheaper than the Pentium 4 range.
Alienware stuff is generally overpriced.
I made one up on Area51.
I love the green case too.
Total: £3,286.48
Hmmmm.
I love the green case too.
Total: £3,286.48
Hmmmm.
Are you going to get it from SR? This place I found sells the one you want £20 cheaper but one of their other models, more appealing features than even your second option and is only £740 - They sell 27 variations so I guess you just buy the one that suits you best.
Icarus mk2 wrote:
> You could get one of these:
>
> [URL]http://www.alienware.co.uk/system_pages/area-51m.aspx[/URL]
That Area 51m Extreme is sweeet.
I wouldn't use it enough to justify the cost though :(
> You could get one of these:
>
> [URL]http://www.alienware.co.uk/system_pages/area-51m.aspx[/URL]
That Area 51m Extreme is sweeet.
I wouldn't use it enough to justify the cost though :(
Best go for the 15" instead of 17", unless you're using it for extensive graphics work; playing games on a laptop with a higher resolution (to match the screen size) is rather straining on the card.
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