How much would you spend for a decent computer?
Ok, I am trying to figure out what people want out of computers. I know my tastes, but my tastes are a little extravagant LOL.
now these prices are relative, but Every option will have at least a pentium 4 or equivalent. at least 1gig of ram, and at least 80 gigs HD space. except for the 500 and less, thats pretty much "you get what ya get and you be happy"
If you do vote, please tell me what you are expecting for that price.
dont mind me, I havent had my Bud today.
I say go all out. You want something that will last you a while and won't become obselete in the near future. Spend alot now, computers like other electronics always become outdated overtime. So now, might as well upgrade it to the max. I saw go above 1gig of ram, def. 2. And 80gig is nothing, even if this is a laptop, go for 120gb, if desktop go way higher.
now these prices are relative, but Every option will have at least a pentium 4 or equivalent. at least 1gig of ram, and at least 80 gigs HD space. except for the 500 and less
I can already get all that for $500. And I wouldn't spend anymore than that on a computer unless I was a gamer.
for 2100, I can build a computer that will be good for the next 6 years...... (relatively speaking if tech progresses at the same speed it has been)
dont mind me, I havent had my Bud today.
You can get all that brand new for less then 500? I would love to know where!Originally Posted by civic95
dont mind me, I havent had my Bud today.
Dell!
Now keep in mind this is with a FREE 15" flat panel, 2 yr service, and Free 2-3 day shipping. All before my discount
gotcha, but thats dell, and dells suck :P
dont mind me, I havent had my Bud today.
Actually I'm starting to feel that way. I used to favor them until the last year or so. Their older computers were super reliable, but the ones our company has ordered lately have factory defects. All optiplex series though. I'm talking 300 motherboards within 3 months of deploying a 1000 of them. But atleast the honor them. They extended the 3 yr warranty to lifetime on the motherboards.
yeah, Ive never been a big fan of dells, and everything has to be done at the facotry, they are upgradable, but they absolutelly have to use dell approved parts. What waranty I can offer would be what I get from manufacturers
dont mind me, I havent had my Bud today.
its stupid to spend 1000+ on any machine including laptops... technology is so cheap now if your pay more then that its a waste
by the way if you can buy it; its obsolete.
man when it comes to buy a cheap computer its better to go with a company like dell or hp you get more for your money. when u say 500 that is just the comp not the monitor not the keyboard or mouse or speakers
"I remember the first time I had sex – I kept the receipt."
well, If I spend over 4gs on a computer, It will have ALL the latest tech. and probly last about 10 years, but then again, I have access to parts the average consumer doesnt...... I can build a computer with 8 processors, and up to 32 sticks of ram......
dont mind me, I havent had my Bud today.
using newegg.com dont count
"I remember the first time I had sex – I kept the receipt."
actually wurm, Im still checking my prices, I might be able to include those. but Im still seeing what I can do, Here let me see what the cheapest I can put a full system together for is.
dont mind me, I havent had my Bud today.
Wurm, newegg is great, but its not the only place I source parts.
dont mind me, I havent had my Bud today.
but they are the quickest and most reliable
"I remember the first time I had sex – I kept the receipt."
OMG NO WAY!!! what you going to use a fucking server to play WOW and surf IA... wow that there is 4g well spent.
what you are talking about is the complete different spectrum then what this thread is about.
4k isnt gonna get you 8 processors and 32 sticks of ram sorry to tell yaOMG NO WAY!!! what you going to use a fucking server to play WOW and surf IA... wow that there is 4g well spent.
what you are talking about is the complete different spectrum then what this thread is about.
"I remember the first time I had sex – I kept the receipt."
PowerEdge 6800 Qty 1
Intel® Xeon™ 7020 Dual Core processor at 2.66GHz, 2x1MB cache, 66, Windows Server® 2003 R2, Enterprise x64 Edition, Includes 25 CALs Unit Price $41,110.00
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"I remember the first time I had sex – I kept the receipt."
not normally but i can
muuuuaaaaahhhhhh
here is what i surf IA on
http://cgi.ebay.com/Sun-Enterprise-E...QQcmdZViewItem
you can get anything if you have connections... company buyouts is the best way to get great equipment for nothing
i have 15+ poweredge servers most are 4000 series quad processor, few ibm, misc generic...
500-700, and w/dells deals they have goin on all the time, i expect quite a bit from that.
where do u livenot normally but i can
muuuuaaaaahhhhhh
here is what i surf IA on
http://cgi.ebay.com/Sun-Enterprise-E...QQcmdZViewItem
you can get anything if you have connections... company buyouts is the best way to get great equipment for nothing
Grabs AK
"I remember the first time I had sex – I kept the receipt."
Originally Posted by Senko
well, If I spend over 4gs on a computer
notice the OVER there.... hehehe, but yeah, and thats a sweet machine, but not the one I was looking at LOL. and no I wont be using a server to do it :P but now BACK ON TOPIC! what do you expect for your money on a computer?
dont mind me, I havent had my Bud today.
for the money i expect it to give me blowjobs
"I remember the first time I had sex – I kept the receipt."
nay i dont' have the sun server... i do have a sparq station.. that shit was quite expensive when it was bought... of course that and the dells i spoke of are at my work... but i got quite a few here
but backo n topic its fucking retarded to spend over 1000$ on the tower alone.
Senko,
I will assume for a moment in regards to your other thread about advertising, that you are interested in trying to start a business selling computers. I highly recommend that you don't, because you very well might have the technical knowledge to do so, you lack the understanding of marketing and business matters. First rule of business is to know your market. Who are you trying to sell computers to? Asking how much someone wants to spend on a computer is like asking how much someone wants to spend on a car. There are many different markets and budgets etc out there, and there is no way that you can market to all of them. Yes, you can build and sell a machine for less than 500 and no one is going to say that dell's are the greatest thing since sliced bread, but very few will buy one from you, because they don't know anything about you. They have at least heard of dell. So you just won't be able to compete in the cheap computer market. You could market to the high end market, but chances are, if someone needs a really high end specialized computer, they will already have a source, or they know how to build one themselves. Next comes marketing, why would you advertise cheap computers to people online? How do you think they got online? All said and done, my point is that you have a lot to think about and have really not thought anything through yet. My .02
there is no money in building computers for people.... you need to get into reselling the market is way better
that and IT services.
I agree completely and that was my point. I have done both reselling and IT services in the past and did pretty well. I just see where he is headed as many years ago, I had some of the same ideas. Along the way, I have learned that there is no chance of succeeding at what he is trying to do and so I was attempting to be constructive to lead him away from the pipe dreams.there is no money in building computers for people.... you need to get into reselling the market is way better
that and IT services.
no doubt... the most $ is buying up liquidated companys equipment and reselling
Oh...I found my niche...the $$ is in software development ;-)
yup 2x
well, ok, then I am just gonna go back to 3d graphics and graphic design thenthat at least is a specialized skill
dont mind me, I havent had my Bud today.
depends wat u mean by decent computer...for gamers ur lookin to spend about 800+
lets see... Some IA guys help me pick out mine...
300gig hard drive.
SLI=2x great vid cards.
2.2 AMD 64
DVD-R
case w/ 550w supply, 4 fans.
BIG 20" FLATSCREEN etc..
cost me right at 1300
Mine really dosn't leave the garage. People across the street think it is a tool bench.
fuk what ya heard.. I know atif.. n he hooks that shit up.. I own 15 pcs and except for my laptops they were all under $500.00 i dont have a problem with anyof them..
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