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$10-$100 (you steal your computer?)
$300-400 (crap!)
$1,000-$1,500 (Only bought one system...)
$2000-$3000 (Average Family. We upgrade)
$4000-$5000 (I love dem computers!)
$7,000-$8,000 (I can't stand old parts!)
$10,000-$15,000 (I'm a gamer, designer, etc. Gatta have the best every 2 years)
$20,000-$25,000 (I'm an extreme user who needs good speed NOW!)
$40,000-$50,000 (I do just about everything with computers...I may also own a store)
$100,000+ (I'm a rich bastard who CAN'T STAND TO NOT HAVE THE BEST! I'M PC GOD!)
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Yea, good point.Clocker?
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Rough estimate of computer spending since Feb 2003 (when I got my first PC):
Monitors £400
Graphics cards £200
Motherboards £300
CPUs £500
RAM £350
Hard Drives £500
CD/DVD drives £150
Keyboards/Mice/Joypads £200
Speakers £100
Laptop £1000
Misc £200
Total = £3900
Building a new machine in January with a budget of £700.
Last edited by Cheese; 12-28-2005 at 02:50 PM.
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Is aneka coming roud to build it.
It cost me about £1200 to build the tower i've got now
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I won't need to splash out on any new hard drives or a monitor and I'm too cheap to get a new case. I suppose I'm upgrading really...Is aneka coming roud to build it.
It cost me about £1200 to build the tower i've got now
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We had the monitor and things left over from the computor me parents bought from pc world. I was gonna upgrade that one for me dad and make one for myself, but when i took the side off all i could do is laugh at the empty spaceI won't need to splash out on any new hard drives or a monitor and I'm too cheap to get a new case. I suppose I'm upgrading really...Is aneka coming roud to build it.
It cost me about £1200 to build the tower i've got now
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