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  • grumbler
    grumbler Posts: 58,629 Forumite
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    Come on... A very good monitor costs about £100 nowadays.
  • The_Boss
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    grumbler wrote: »
    Come on... A very good monitor costs about £100 nowadays.


    Yep, I based my calculation on that too - but still brings cost to £438 for a potentially inferior model. So it comes down to the specs and if that is what the OP needs.
  • grumbler
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    edited 28 February 2013 at 10:14AM
    'Mr K' meant i3 for £266, not i5.
    Inferior? Who cares? I never use more than 5Gb of my 16Gb and more than 10% of CPW power.
    And often I have 5-6 Applications running and dozens of tabs open in the browsers.

    It's mainly gamers that need superior PCs.
  • The_Boss
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    grumbler wrote: »
    'Mr K' meant i3 for £266, not i5.
    Inferior? Who cares? I never use more than 5Gb of my 16Gb and more than 10% of CPW power.
    And often I have 5-6 Applications running and dozens of tabs open in the browsers.

    It's mainly gamers that need superior PCs.


    Ah, I see. In that case the big difference would lead me to agree. Plus I have never had a problem with Dell and find they use reliable parts.
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