So What Is A Good Computer To Buy

[The Real Santa]

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[ZaZu]

pricewatch.com (http://www.pricewatch.com/) :)

[healimonster]

I take it you are not going to build one yourself or you wouldn't be asking the question.

If you looking for a cheap computer that will surf the web and play old games.

Compaq Presario s4000nx desktop pc, refurbished PRICE DROP check to compare
price: $379.99*
• Intel® Celeron® Processor 2.4GHz
• Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition
• 128MB PC2100 DDR SDRAM
• 40GB hard drive
• CD writer
entire cart SHIPS FREE

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If your looking for a top of the line computer that will do every thing computers are able to do.

Than this is what you want:

Alienware (http://www.alienware.com/Configurator_Pages/area-51.aspx?SysCode=PC-AREA51&SubCode=SKU-EXTREME)
Area-51™ Extreme

High-Performance Heatsink/CPU Fan
Optimized to play your favorite games
Performance Benchmarks Documentation
Personalized Owner's Manual
FREE Custom Alienware® Mouse Pad
Latest Qualified Drivers Installed

$11,413.00 as low as $342/mo.*
Price is before all applicable rebates.
Please call for volume pricing.

[Kunal]

your question needs to more specific, are you building it yourself? how do you define 'good'? how much you want to spend, etc!

[bob_the_alien]

Originally posted by healimonster@23 November 2003 - 16:30
$11,413.00 as low as $342/mo.*

:lol: :lol:

My Car payments are less than that.

[NNels112]

I'm gonna get my head bit off, cause for some reason people dont like dells. But i have a dell, its been workign fine for over a year. i like it a lot. But build your own, i wish i would have.

[bob_the_alien]

I don't think anyone's going to bite your head off, Dells are good computers, if your an average user. I recommend Dell's to many people.
Especailly for people who have never used a computer, Dell has great Tech Support, and if a person is just into surfing the web and doing spreadsheets, then Dell is perfect.

Building a computer is Ideal, but the majority of the people out in the real world, wouldn't have a clue what to do with what.

I'd choose Dell or E-Machine's If I ever bought a PC again, which I will never do, but they have good deals, and like I said before for the average non-gamer, there good enough.

[clocker]

Unfortunately your question is rendered meaningless by the inclusion of the nebulous qualifiers "good" and "reasonable".