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| quote: | Originally posted by Tb.
You don't buy the "computer" you buy the parts. Just make sure you know what hardware you are getting when you purchase your comp, I would always spend the extra money and get a good motherboard, preferably an Asus, get a quality HD, and I guess everything else is optional depending what you'll be using your computer for. If you're gonna be gaming, I suggest you do some research on graphics cards, and go with a soundblaster audio card.
Personally, I wouldn't bother with a company like MDG, their prices are nothing special, usually because they cut corners, give you a computer with a shitty motherboard and integrated everything. I bought all the parts and put the PC together myself from www.pccanada.com . Good staff and service, you can also choose from a selection of computers ranging from basic to high end, and they'll put it together for you. |
I've never heard but good things in regards to the taff and service from PC Canada...
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Last edited by exstasie on Feb-04-2007 at 02:03
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