29-04-2009, 10:58 | #71 | |
Do you want to hide in my box?
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I used to love building my own but I just can't really be bothered now and as all 3 PCs I or my parents have bought in the past few years have cost under £200 courtesy of Dell, it seems to be cheaper for me to do it that way! I only ever use my laptop these days anyway as my shoulder still doesn't like sitting at a desk, and it's easier. So buying is a hell of a lot easier! In an ideal world, my next laptop will be a Macbook but that all depends on when that is, money etc.
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29-04-2009, 10:59 | #72 |
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30-04-2009, 00:28 | #73 |
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I've not had much luck with AMD selfbuilds but a couple of months ago I did an i7 build and it's the first time where it has all gone smoothly, from installing components to booting it up and squeezing a decent overclock it has been the most satisfying build since my first shuttle nearly 6 years ago. I'm tempted to get a media box off the shelf as I just can't build anything quiet enough for a reasonable price, can't quite persuade myself to go mac yet either.
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30-04-2009, 00:48 | #74 |
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The more I think about how I'll have the money for a PC soon, and what might go in it, the more I'm thinking "I can't be arsed with building it myself", which is odd because I love getting my hands 'dirty' as such.
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