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Assuming I have no old parts I can use.
Also any recommendations on hardware would be great, thanks!
Also any recommendations on hardware would be great, thanks!
Originally posted by: chocoruacal
Anything is possible. With a $400 budget, you should be cruising Fatwallet.com and looking for a deal on a Dell. You'll never be able to beat a Dell with that kind of cash, taking into consideration that it will be 2ghz or higher and come with Windows XP and other software.
Originally posted by: madthumbs
Originally posted by: chocoruacal
Anything is possible. With a $400 budget, you should be cruising Fatwallet.com and looking for a deal on a Dell. You'll never be able to beat a Dell with that kind of cash, taking into consideration that it will be 2ghz or higher and come with Windows XP and other software.
Am I truly the only one here that thinks (or know's) that dell sucks? I'd honestly rather buy HP based on my experience with dell and HP.
Dunno about where you are, but around here, if it's broken and under warranty, they fix it.Originally posted by: madthumbs
>>but at least when it goes kaput she calls Dell and not you<<
-I thought this when I recommended Dell to a friend. I would have had less work, and less problems if I built for him. Dell was worthless to him.
Originally posted by: madthumbs
Originally posted by: chocoruacal
Anything is possible. With a $400 budget, you should be cruising Fatwallet.com and looking for a deal on a Dell. You'll never be able to beat a Dell with that kind of cash, taking into consideration that it will be 2ghz or higher and come with Windows XP and other software.
Am I truly the only one here that thinks (or know's) that dell sucks? I'd honestly rather buy HP based on my experience with dell and HP.