Is this the best pc you have seen?

[Darth Sushi]

For that much money, I would get the new duel-cores!

[SaYiaN]

For that price, HELL NO!

[Smith]

I wonder how many FPS this thing could pull with doom3 at higest possible settings.

4-500 mabye?

[ApacNTS]

23k and all you'll ever use it for is to play ms pac man....shame shame. serious overkill there. as for using 200gb, pfft thats half a days download to some people.

[bigdawgfoxx]

those of u that said no..what is the best?

[tesco]

those of u that said no..what is the best?

there is no best.
it's endless what you can do.

[lynx]

those of u that said no..what is the best?

pc = personal computer, there's no way anyone would want that for personal use, so it doesn't count as a pc.

And as commercial systems go, it sucks. Just look at that mish-mash of internal HDD's: 2 SCSI drives of different sizes and speeds, 4 Hitachi drives, 2 Seagate drives. Maintenance nightmare.

[Samurai]

And as commercial systems go, it sucks. Just look at that mish-mash of internal HDD's: 2 SCSI drives of different sizes and speeds, 4 Hitachi drives, 2 Seagate drives. Maintenance nightmare.

Indeed.

The best "PC" I ever saw was on a site which went down late last year

The prices were in the same range as Alienware but they had literally the latest and best of everything...

Unfortunately, I believe their prices led to their downfall. This monitor(s) alone was around $20,000.



They were good PC's, with excellent support I'm told but again, they charged unbelievable prices. Just shipping it from the US to the UK was around $1,000 (Better have been same day service or something for that price).

At the end of the day it'll always be cheaper building your own, and cut out the middle man.