Re: New PC: Build it or Buy it?
From: 1411 (poopoo_at_poop.com)
Date: 02/09/05
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Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2005 13:23:01 -0800
"Leythos" <void@nowhere.lan> wrote in message > Now you can't - the
Software costs more than $500 if you count it. If you
> decided to go the OEM router, OEM XP Home for $99 and OEM MS
> Works (or
> Word Perfect) you spend another $99, so you're still at $200 just
> for
> software - that only leaves you $300 to purchase a motherboard,
> CPU, FAN,
> Memory, (we won't count video since they use Onboard Video), hard
> drive,
> floppy drive, CD-ROM drive, Case, Power Supply, Mouse, Keyboard,
> and the
> mouse pad :)
>
Let's assume that I can get all the software for free and only want
an assembled, working and tested, PC. Can I get that or am I
required to buy they're software? And without the software issue,
where's the biggest bang for my buck? (I prefer not to assemble
[build]}. Plus I live in San Diego and there is a very healthy PC
competion here. Usually my net cost (Tax vs. shipping) is the same
for hardware and software.
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