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PHILIPS MT1900 Computer -any good?

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PHILIPS MT1900

I've been offered this computer for £349 (without a monitor) - new and from a well known store.

It seems ok 2 me but my knowledge of computers is limited.

Is it worth the money please or are there better deals?

I've tried to do a link to the computer below. Sorry if it doesn't work.

http://www.currys.co.uk/martprd/store/cur_page.jsp?page=Product&source_id=aw&sku=971053&camp_id=Buy24-7&source_id=aw&camp_id=Buy24-7

Regards
Steve

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  • Sorry to bump but they only have 1 left in stock and I will probably buy it today if anyone of you can recommend it.

    Thanks
    Steve
  • BillScarab
    BillScarab Posts: 6,027 Forumite
    It's got a good processor, an average graphics card (certainly not great for games), it's got plenty of memory but it's doesn't say what speed it is.

    It looks OK but for playing modern games you would probably want to swap out the graphics card.

    One other point, do not buy Norton internet security with it, use the free options instead.
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  • nillhouse
    nillhouse Posts: 217 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I had the 1300 model a couple of years ago, it was a pretty quick PC for home use, but, it ran quite hot, and the video card died after about 6 months.
    Tescos latest enemy.........
  • heres the spec of that processor:
    Type / Form Factor
    Intel Core 2 Duo E6300

    Multi-Core Technology
    Dual-Core

    64-bit Computing
    Yes

    Processor Qty
    1

    Clock Speed
    1.86 GHz

    Bus Speed
    1066 MHz

    Compatible Processor Socket
    LGA775 Socket

    Manufacturing Process
    65 nm

    Thermal Design Power
    65 W

    Thermal Specification
    61.4 C

    Architecture Features
    Enhanced SpeedStep technology, Intel Extended Memory 64
    Technology, Execute Disable Bit capability, Intel Virtualization Technology

    Cache Memory

    Installed Size
    L2 Cache - 2 MB

    Type
    Advanced Smart Cache

    Expansion / Connectivity

    Compatible Slots
    1 x processor - LGA775 Socket
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