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    Default New Computer/Lap top: Advice

    Hey!

    I'm thinking about buying a new computer or lap top. I've re signed up on here to ask for some advice on buying one before I actually buy it because I always rush in to buying one and end up beind disapointed with it. My budget is around £400-£600.

    The main thing I'll be using it for:


    • Networking sites (myspace, facebook & bebo)
    • Downloading music/ videos
    • Watching videos on YouTube
    • Other forums
    • Football Manager 2009 game
    • Word processing

    No MACs please, I'm too used to Microsoft

    Thanks!!

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    A laptop would suit your needs, but a PC would give you much better performance for the money. Would you be happy to custom build a PC or would you want to buy it already built?

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    I think I'll go for the computer as this laptop has reall dissapointed me. I'd prefer it to be already built

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    You happy buying online or does it have to be from a shop you can go to to pick it up from. And what stuff do you need with it like monitor, keyboard, mouse etc?

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    http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...B&page=Product

    I have this PC.

    640GB HDD for downloads. Good CPU and good amount of RAM, so switching between programs is quick and you can load a lot. Comes with a screen and is under 500 pounds.

    It's good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitman View Post
    http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...B&page=Product

    I have this PC.

    640GB HDD for downloads. Good CPU and good amount of RAM, so switching between programs is quick and you can load a lot. Comes with a screen and is under 500 pounds.

    It's good.
    Crap gfx card


    i'd recommend a dell PC.

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    Quote Originally Posted by entrance View Post
    Crap gfx card


    i'd recommend a dell PC.
    Well he didn't say he was doing any hardcore gaming... :rolleyes:

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    I'd rather get a decent gfx card for the same price than a crap gfx card though ;S

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    Quote Originally Posted by entrance View Post
    I'd rather get a decent gfx card for the same price than a crap gfx card though ;S
    Better gfx cards usually cost more... like everything else in the world: if its better it costs more.

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    I've seen a budget PC with touchscreen and everything, ideal for the person who loves entertainment and/or playing games.

    It's like a netbook, but it's called the 'nettop'. It's made by Asus and called the Eee Top.

    It's not expensive and should be able to suit your needs.

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