Pre-Built AMD Machines?

[Dulanic]

Who makes decent pre-built AMD machines that are customizable... like the ability to add a 6800?

I always build my own so no idea who out there makes good AMD Machines LOL.

And this surely isn't for me.

 

[Lyfer]

I would highly recommend a barebone system from mwave.com. Just choose your parts and for about $30 they will assemble and test everything for you. The only thing you need to install is pci/agp/HD/optical drives. Prices at mwave.com are very competitive and about the same as zipzoomfly and newegg.

 

[Dulanic]

For someone who really doesnt know how to add anything? I've seen some like Cyberpowersystem etc... and they seem ok, but I dont have much to compare to.

 

[Mik3y]

i totally recommend abspc.com.

 

[Dulanic]

Originally posted by: Mik3y
i totally recommend abspc.com.

They are quite lacking in video card selection, and seem quite a bit higher priced then cyberpowersystem.

 

[AnotherGuy]

U cant go wrong with cyberpower... i just configured last night an a64 3000+ system with 512mb Geil RAM and radeon 9200 (from many vid card selections...) Seagate hd, cd-r, dvd player for $600 shipping included. Thats way more than enough my DELL clueless friend needs.

 

[Cook1]

What about monarch?

 

[yezhou]

Monarch's great...that's where I got my system...but they're not really that cheap.

 

[formulav8]

I can put you something together

Anyways it may be best for you to go ahead and get a hp or something like that



Jason

 

[cyberfuzz]

http://www.ibuypower.com

 

[tfinch2]

Originally posted by: cyberfuzz
http://www.ibuypower.com

 

[Dulanic]

Originally posted by: formulav8
I can put you something together

Anyways it may be best for you to go ahead and get a hp or something like that



Jason

It's not for me My rig is in my profile, I have put together my own PCs for 10+ years.

Ibuypower is cyberpower from what I can tell. I will check out monarch.

 

[bobsmith1492]

Ibuypower blows.... my roommate's mom bought him one for 1400 bucks this fall. It consisted of an athlon xp2700, 512mb DDR333, and a radeon 9200 on a KT333 chipset. Not to mention it would bluescreen in Doom III and even in Winamp

On a good note, they let him return most of the system (excluding monitor/printer/keyboard) for 800 bucks and I built him a new one
From that system shown, for the 800 dollars, he went to 1024meg DDR 400 dual channel on an nforce II ultra 400, XP mobile 2400 @2.2Ghz stock voltage, and a 6800 regular. Needless to say he's much happier with doom.