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Thread: Refurbishment

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    Default Refurbishment

    My current laptop is good, but not brilliant.

    Im planning on refurbishing a cheap computer into a great one.
    New:
    - Hardrive
    - Processor
    - 4/6 GB RAM
    - nVidia 9000 turbo or something like that

    Have I missed anything?

    I am planning on buying this:
    Click me to see the product

    What are your thoughts? Is this a good/bad computer to revamp?

    Oh, and I haven't looked into the graphics card yet, will find out later.

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    Well, your going to need a new mother board..

    you may as well just put your own together tbh..

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    Waste of time, I doubt you'll be able to upgrade anything to a decent standard.

    Just build from new.

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    Like tomm said - your better just building from scratch.. I mean.. what are you going to get out of that? its a bit old..

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    Well its harder building from scratch rather than revamping, isn't it?

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    The only parts you could use from that would be the case and maybe the disc drive. There's no point. If you want a decent computer then build one as that from the start.

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    I've decided to build my own.
    What I've taken from the feedback is that is a bad idea .
    I will post more threads on what you guys think of the parts I will be choosing.

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