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Computer Buying Advice
Hello,
I have been shopping for a system for the past week and trying to find the best all around deal. Like most any person shopping for a computer, I want to deal with a good company and get a great product for a fair price. I'll tell you early on that I don't know enough to build my own computer, but I do know enough to not buy from Dell. ) They are great for people that want an easy solution, but I feel that they tend to cut corners and charge a little bit too much for their systems. I am not a gamer, but I do want a system that is a slowpoke. Basically, I want the most bang for my buck. For instance, I figure that an AMD processor will give me more for my money than an Intel chip would. With that said, I started my search at PCWorld.com and found what I considered to be a good review of the ABS Bravado 2280 ( http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/artic...,111295,00.asp ). I built the computer that I wanted on their website and it actually came out to be a good price. Although I am not very comfortable with the company considering the last couple of phone calls I made to them did not exactly result in a warm and friendly response. Nothing too bad, but just like they didn't seem to care either way. I just visited ResellerRatings.com and saw that the top five resellers are as follows: 1 KC Computers 2 Envision Computer Solutions 3 PC Torque 4 Performance PC's 5 PowerNotebooks.com I tend to trust these rankings because I have read many of the posts on this site and they seem to be from technically knowledgeable people. Can someone offer me a better way to go about getting a system? I would like to get some advice on the best components like motherboard, video/sound card, etc… Then where to buy them so they will all get assembled in a nice case and be ready to be used when they arrive at my home. I just don't want to have buyer's remorse like I did after buying my first computer from Dell. Thanks in advance for your advice! ) |
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