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Just purchased this PC from ebuyer (http://www.ebuyer.com/product/149956), I am a past buyer from ebayer and was very satisfied from the product I purchased.
Anyway, I recieve it in 2-5 days, hope everything turns out great!
I tried to get all the components that this PC had online and figured if i purchased this i would be saving £80 and the hassle of building it myself
It's alright i don't like the case and never heard of zoostorm :P
Me neither, but the price is great for what i'm gettingQuote:
Originally Posted by Sc0tteh
Could of custom built :P
Not even gigabit ethernet?
Tbh you should of built it youself. inless your doing real high tech graphics or something, you dont raelly need a core quad, my mates pc ahs roughly got that spec and it runs jsut as well as a quad.
But yeh its good for its price!
My Quad Core is maxed out at 100% all cores when playing FSX or video encoding for my iPod, and that overclocked to 3.6GHz Swinkid :P
Nice buy.
My mates never maxed out when ipod video encoding o.oQuote:
Originally Posted by The Mighty Finder
It fails due to running Vista.
Nah I'm kidding.
Good buy though, let us know if it all works out.
It's good. But I've never heard of the manufacture. If that thing breaks the company might be dead before you can send it back for repairs.
I've heard of them.. they've been getting awards in computer magazines lol.
Specs look good :)
I set it to realtime usage, it can encode a movie in about 10 minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swinkid
That's pretty sweetQuote:
Originally Posted by The Mighty Finder
So, Quads are nice :P
Good choice of PC ;P
Well this is about a month ago and i've had the pc for about two or three weeks.
The pc scores great in vistsa (maxes everything apart from the ram which is because it is 32 bit vista)
But anyway as far as a gaming pc goes i can run all the latest games on max detail without overclocking and still getting a sweet framerate.
Would highly reccommend this pc
Being 32-bit has nothing to do with your RAM score.Quote:
Originally Posted by Soy
Due to the timings and speed of it (can't remember if timings, but defo speed) You'll probably have 800Mhz If your getting about 5.5 if lower probably about 667mhz or 533 :P
Know someone who has recently got this machine and they are having problems with it out of the box. Guess we'll see how good their customer support is now.
Ebuyer customer service used to be great, but apparently recently its been appauling, didn't they stop use of eNotes, also just tell your friend to request RMA and they should deal with it within like 3 days im sure it is :P
Think his plan is to call Zoostorm about it and see what suggestions you offer. To be abit more specific, the problem he is having is no video output from the machine. Having tried onboard graphics, the ports from the card, different monitors and different cables he's pretty much left scratching his head in this case. There's no beep code on boot to suggest a major problem with the graphics card, so I've been wondering if we're looking at a motherboard problem really. But we'll see what they come up with.
ebuyer would probably be best as they'll give you another one, check it then send back to company or if they solve it sell it again :P
Thanks, thought it would have had some effect as 32 bit vista would only recognise about 3.2gb of ram of the 4gb, but the speed is 800mhz.Quote:
Originally Posted by N!ck
Haven't had any problems with the pc and anyway it has a one year warranty
Good buy from ebuyer!:D
Best of luck, I hope you don't encounter any problems..no idea how reliable Zoostorm is :P.Quote:
Originally Posted by Soy
wow that things gonna be fast as ****. 4 gb ram.
and you can store anything with 750 hb hdd.
hope everything works out :D
4gb ram you won't notice lol, most systems have 4gb now ;)
Heh, I was going to say pretty much exactly that :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Sc0tteh
Indeed, mine is 5.4 with 2GB of RAM. 3GB could make that 5.9. I'm guessing it's got something to do with MHz, or whatever RAM is marked in for power.Quote:
Originally Posted by N!ck
Seems the PC is currently out of stock :P Must be a good buy then :D Medion PCs are a good buy too, you can get them in Tescos with alot of stuff, and blu-ray included in most models now I think.
Yes, it's the speed that data can can flow in and out of the RAM more than the total capacity of it.
Yeh its to do with the Mhz, most ram in computers atm is 800MhzQuote:
Originally Posted by GommeInc