Posted 3 February 2009

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS PC?

Is it a good one? And is it a good price too?
It is only used for surfing the web, emailing and not a great deal else.
Thanks in advance.
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  1. Laurel-Hardy's avatar
    I wouldn't spend that much for a PC considering what you want to use it for.
  2. wickedteen's avatar
    its over the top for you, you just need a simple setup
  3. WantOne's avatar
    Predikuesi;4274843

    I wouldn't spend that much for a PC considering what you want to use it … I wouldn't spend that much for a PC considering what you want to use it for.



    You can get a decent laptop for that money and have the flexibilty of where you use it. Like Predikuesi I would say thats an awful lot for a internet pc.
  4. shibi.din's avatar
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    You can get a decent laptop for that money and have the flexibilty of … You can get a decent laptop for that money and have the flexibilty of where you use it. Like Predikuesi I would say thats an awful lot for a internet pc.



    Thanks WantOne. Don't really want a laptop - don't mind the computer being in the same place all the time. Also, prefer not to use wi-fi connection. :thumbsup:

    Predikuesi;4274843

    I wouldn't spend that much for a PC considering what you want to use it … I wouldn't spend that much for a PC considering what you want to use it for.



    wickedteen;4274902

    its over the top for you, you just need a simple setup



    Thanks Predi and wickedteen. The pc we have just now is about 9 years old (cost us £1,000 back then and doesn't come anywhere near the spec of the ones we are looking at now). I imagine it will be another 10 years before we upgrade again so we want this one to last. I also keep photos on the pc, say around 50 a month, the children have some electronic toys that connect to the pc and we have a couple of mp3 players in the house.
  5. wickedteen's avatar
    i went on to a custom pc site today, god they have some very expensive pc's on there, i put in all my pc spec, just to see what it would cost now to re-build it and i was suprised, just over £1700.
  6. seancampbell's avatar
    It'd do what you need, but for that price range you can get a quad core if you look around, which will be a little more future proof. 17" screen is smaller than standard these days as well, nice 22"s from £89 on here recently.
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    It'd do what you need, but for that price range you can get a quad core … It'd do what you need, but for that price range you can get a quad core if you look around, which will be a little more future proof. 17" screen is smaller than standard these days as well, nice 22"s from £89 on here recently.



    Errrr, what's a quad core?? :oops: Any links I can have a look at please? Thanks sean.
  8. shibi.din's avatar
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    wickedteen;4275579

    http://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/index.php?page=formindex&gclid=CI_K4IurwZgCFZCD3godL0Q1YQ



    What a great site, thanks. :thumbsup: Very informative, and in a way that is quite easy for a 'not very computer literate' person like me, to understand.
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