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Is this PC worth the price???
sco0ter
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Just seen this for sale for £475 including delivery... I have seen it compares to a Core2duo E6600 performance wise and I cant see a E6600 system for anywhere near that price. Has anybody seen spec like this for cheaper???
AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ Dual Core Processor
2048MB DDR 2 667Mhz RAM
250GB Hard Disk
18x DVD Rewriter Multiformat (+/-) Drive & DVD (Single drive)
19” Flat widescreen TFT display (1440*900) + Integrated Speakers
256mb nVIDIA 6100 PCI Express Graphics (SMA)
Multi Format Card Reader / Writer (13 in 1)
7.1 Surround Sound
Microsoft Keyboard & Optical Mouse
Microsoft Windows XP Home
BTW I was specifically looking for a system with XP so not bothered about VISTA.. (Have a retail copy anyway)
AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ Dual Core Processor
2048MB DDR 2 667Mhz RAM
250GB Hard Disk
18x DVD Rewriter Multiformat (+/-) Drive & DVD (Single drive)
19” Flat widescreen TFT display (1440*900) + Integrated Speakers
256mb nVIDIA 6100 PCI Express Graphics (SMA)
Multi Format Card Reader / Writer (13 in 1)
7.1 Surround Sound
Microsoft Keyboard & Optical Mouse
Microsoft Windows XP Home
BTW I was specifically looking for a system with XP so not bothered about VISTA.. (Have a retail copy anyway)
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yeah its worth the money - and don't get hung up on core II duo most people won't use them to their full potential and their full potential comes from overclocking anyway.0
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Thanks.. Just got to figure out if the motherboard will take a PCI-E video card as the one it has is on board...0
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