Yeah agreed,but not sure Tony Burns posted here guide how to do with pics



Jura

 

Well it's not hard. Just plug and play.

 

No, not hard, but it's also knowing what to buy and ensuring that the bits are compatible with each other. I wouldn't recommend someone to build a PC if they have never undertaken such a task before, at least not with proper guidence for fear of zapping the components.

 

Ah yes the very important GROUND YOURSELF lesson.

 

I've built one before, but don't have the inclination to do it now. I just want something that works.

The Acer thing looks OK, although out of stock.

How would this compare:

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/advent...53864-pdt.html

 

This will be OK

http://www.novatech.co.uk/pc/range/delta.html

or this will do job

http://www.novatech.co.uk/pc/range/irush.html

or you should have look on this website

http://www.mocustoms.co.uk/multidesktop0.html

Jura

 

I'd go with this:
http://www.johnlewis.com/231302276/Product.aspx

Won't break the bank and you can add the extra graphics card if the i3 isn't enough, plus you get 2 years guarentee, John Lewis's customer services are second to none.

 

How about this:

23inch monitor and PC for about £460 delivered.

http://www.dell.com/uk/business/p/vo...id=vostro-260&

 

Looking like good spec and good price too,i would just add there bigger second HDD


Jura

 

In fact I have just bought a 1TB external disc, so space isn't really an issue at this time. I guess I could fit a larger one later if required.

At least we have something we nearly agree on!

 

Yes 1TB external HDD should be OK for music etc.Yes you could add there 2nd HDD without the problem at future.


Jura

 

Well, only right I shoudl provide an update.

Just bought a 27 inch mac.

Now I feel I should be getting COD4 purchased.

 

Really?

 

Yeah it's not that hard. Just make sure the parts fit is the main issue.

Making sure everything doesn't overheat is a pretty big issue though.

 

Nice