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where would you buy a PC
Mr_Skint_2
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Just list the company.
Just post it.
So we all know where to shop and why.
Or Build your own
Cheers :beer:
Just post it.
So we all know where to shop and why.
Or Build your own
Cheers :beer:
Where to buy a PC 49 votes
PC World
4%
2 votes
Local PC Supplier
8%
4 votes
Dell
34%
17 votes
Direct from Manufacturer
2%
1 vote
Off the Internet
51%
25 votes
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You forgot a couple of options like...........
Build your own
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Anywhere but Dell
ROFLHow many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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Fish0 -
...ok who went to PC World! Own up
"Boonowa tweepi, ha, ha."0 -
Rex_Mundi wrote:You forgot a couple of options like...........
Build your own
ROFL
Sorted now thankyou0 -
wolfman wrote:...ok who went to PC World! Own up

Who the hell do ya think :rotfl:0 -
I always build. Made about 10 computers now. Have never bought a package deal or from Dell! Although I'd consider it if I were to get a laptop.
Where ever is cheapest. Usual places are:
https://www.watford.co.uk
https://www.microdirect.co.uk
Used to go to computer fares a lot (ones in and around Tottenham Court Road, London), but barely do so nowadays. Have found they aren't as good as they used to be, and I can find what I want on the web more easily."Boonowa tweepi, ha, ha."0 -
wolfman wrote:I always build. Made about 10 computers now. Have never bought a package deal or from Dell! Although I'd consider it if I were to get a laptop.
Where ever is cheapest. Usual places are:
https://www.watford.co.uk
https://www.microdirect.co.uk
Used to go to computer fares a lot (ones in and around Tottenham Court Road, London), but barely do so nowadays. Have found they aren't as good as they used to be, and I can find what I want on the web more easily.
Watford link is http://www.savastore.com/ now, dont make much difference
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I got this one from Evesham and my previous one too which is still going strong after 7 years (with a few repairs) You can get 3 years onsite warranty and the helpline is well...helpful ...as is the e mail support afterwards for any problems0
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My vote would be build your own (if someone hadn't of left this option off) lolHow many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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Fish0 -
If you are going to build your own you can get round having a featherweight heatsink and earsplitting tornado fan effort. There are limits to what can survive a long courier journey so manufacturers have to restrict the mass of cooling solutions and turn up the revs. Are there similar firms to https://www.overclockers.uk that have a quality range of heatsinks like these.
The alleged scientific explaination is often nonsense but I admire the creative writing effort and wacky designs.
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Previous one was given to me and this one is from Mertec (now Evesham).
£300 cheaper than PC world at the time - still going with just a few upgrades from kind nephew.
~Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone.~:)
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