Re: Questions about hardware upgrades and restore CDs
- From: gls858 <gls858@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2005 09:25:58 -0500
Peabody wrote:
Jerry says...
> I wouldn't recommend buying any kind of system from a > store. Do some research and buy your own components and > software, especially if you think you'll swap out the > parts sometime in the future.
> Building your own is a better way to go.
Yes, of course. I was just hoping to save some money, and buy a package deal locally.
We have a store here called Computer Deli. It's a locally run store that sells computer components. You can pick out the mobo, video card, memory, etc and get exactly what you want with no extra BS software like you get on the package deals from the computer companys. If you don't feel like doing the assembly they will do it for $10! The pricing is only slightly more ($50 - $100) than the big box stores, but you get *exactly* what you want. Plus if something does go wrong you can actually talk to a real person.
The only drawback is the warranty. Only 30 days then it's whatever is provided by the manufacturer. Look around your area there be something similar.
gls858 .
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