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ok, due to a survey i'm doing, i need this information:
a)you'r PC's RAM,Hard Disk capacity,Graphics card,Audio Card, and motherboard make
b) where you got it
c)and for how much
i.e. my one would be:
a)1gb RAM
160gb Hard Drive
128mb Nvidia geForce 6800 (performs at a speed of 256mb)
Soundblaster Audigy 1.0, 24 bit sound
ASUS motherBoard
b)pcspecialist.co.uk
c)£1100
ta for your attention :afrog:
I don't quite understand, do you want us to provide that info about our setups?
err...yes...
that's the idea.
it's just some research i'm doing into how much people are willing to pay for PCs in our modern day and age... :afrog:
just look at the example i provided about mine, and then change the values so that they are equal to your setup.
if unsure, go to Start > Run > dxdiag and then browse around the tabs to get info.
256MB RAM
30gb Hard Drive
32MB ATi Mobility Radeon
Built in Sound
Apple motherboard
b)Apple Store
c)£699
It's a laptop by the way :p
Do you care about persons outside the UK too?
Surely the (estimated) date of purchase would be relevent?
Sorry, i've had mine for so long i can't remember what it costed.
And an other thing that comes to mind is the 100000 upgrades done on it after it was bought.
anyone outside uk is allowed, date of purchase maybe, and the initial pc specs
1gb DDR400
P4 2.6ghz HT
120gb hard drive
Geforce 6600GT AGP8x 128mb ddr3
Audigy 2 ZS
Soyo motherboard
Self-built
Paid around 1400 USD for parts
I cant remember when I got it, it might have been a few years ago, but im not quite sure.
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Originally Posted by Narfy
You got a 6600GT a couple of years ago....:)
I had:
1900+MP
512Mb DDR RAM
80Gb HDD
ATI 7500
CD-Burner 40x,12x, 40x
6USB 2.0
19" CRT
about US$1923
about €1481
www.komplett.no
nearly 3 years ago.
Now, is a different storry. Same PC, sligtly upgraded:
1900+
1.25Gb DDR RAM
0.5Tb HDD
CD-Burner: 40x 12x 40x
DVD Burner: 12x 4x +/- Sone-ZERO
9800PRO
6*USB 2.0
2*Firewire
2*19" CRT
+ a million things to connect to it
- Printer
- Scanner
- Web cam
- Driving wheel + peddals
- Joystick
- My whole $5k stereo + tv + surround + 2 headsets and mic
- 2*Digital cameras
- DIgital Cam recorder
- Puls Watch
- PocketPC
+++
My Workstation:
AMD Sempron 2400+ ($132) (3 days old)
ASUS A7V600-X ($112) ( 3 months)
2x 512mb Infineon 400mhz (~$120) (3 months)
120GB Western Digital Hard drive EIDE 7200rpm 8mb buffer ($240) (2 years)
120GB Western Digital Hard drive SATA 7200rpm 8mb buffer ($175) (3 months)
LG DVD Burner ($152) (1 year)
LG CDRW 48x + DVDROM ($102) (2/3 years)
ATI Radeon 7500 64mb ($210) (?)
That works out to be about $1243 cdn give or take...
I usualy upgrade when i need something, i took most of the spec's off the top of my head... some of this stuff i cant even remember getting
and then if you include monitors ect...
17" hansol ~$240 (3 years)
17" Daytech ~$170 (1 year)
Speakers:
Logitech Z-640's ($120) (9 months)
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I'm too lazy to dig up the spec's on the other 5 computers downstairs... :S
but all of them are over 1.5GHZ and cost < $1200. (no they are not all mine, but sadly I am responsible for maintaining them...)
Self Built...
Where I got it: Computer stores around town ...
Acer TravelMate 2501LC
# 15.0" XGA TFT LCD
# Intel "Pentium " 4 processor 2.8GHz
# ATI Mobility Radeon 9000 IGP
# 512 DDR333 SDRAM
# 40GB Ultra ATA/100 HDD
# dVD/CD-RW Combo Drive
# XP PRO
Laptop
abar £1200
AMD Athlon XP 2500+ (shows as 1.84 Ghrz but ment to be 2.5 Ghrz)
ATI Radeon 9200 128 MB
256 MB Ram
XP Professional SP2
MSI KN7 (NVIDIA)
Emprex DVD-RW
120 GB Maxtor HDD
17" Monitor
Brought parts from computer shop and PC World and made up myself
would cost about £1350 at least
AMD processors run at a higher speed than shown.
i.e. my 3200+ runs at 2.8 ghz, but works equal to a speed of 3.2 ghz ;)
sorry, i ment to say I upgraded to that, i started out with a geforce 4 ti4200 agp8x 128mbQuote:
Originally Posted by NoteMe
Wouldnt that just be a 500gb hdd Mr. Show off? =ÞQuote:
Originally Posted by NoteMe
As for my system:
AMD XP 2400
Gigabyte Mobo
768mb DRR Ram
1 - 80gb hdd
1 - 250gb hdd
Ati Radeon 9800 128mb
6.1 Onboard sound
I honestly couldnt tell you what i paid for it since the ENTIRE System has been upgraded atleast twice. Including the processor and the Mobo.
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Originally Posted by DKasler
But wold that be just as fun to write..:D
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Originally Posted by Narfy
Well I guess I figgured that. Just like to pick on people...:D..:D:D:D:
I've recently bought:
Athlon64 3000+ (can upgrade to 4000+ or above later)
Gigabyte motherboard
2*256Mb DDR3200 C2 RAM (2 spare slots)
200Gb SATA HDD
Sapphire Radeon X600 Pro 256MB
Dual layer DVD Writer (+reader)
7.1 onboard sound
17" TFT (Sharp LL-172A-B)
all for about £700 :)
I got the parts from: www.komplett.co.uk / www.novatech.co.uk / www.savastore.co.uk
Let's see, bought it about three months ago:
3.5Ghz AMD
512MB RAM
40GB HDD
CD Re-Writer
256MB Radeon 9600 Pro Graphics Card
£250 :D
Got it from a local PC store
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Originally Posted by si_the_geek
Didn't know that komplett was that big now. Even in the UK...:D..go Norway..:D
Good, that's all the info i need.
it's strange...everyone here spends lots on their pcs, but people in my school have Dell pcs worth around £200.
I hate Dell...
I hate Dell...
I hate Dell...
I HATE DELL!
dell computers are the worst. they are so cheap and they are so slow. i do not have any dell pc's here but at school there whole network is made up of dell workstations. i wonder why the school want me to go around making sure that they all work... you are better off with computers that you make or get made by someone that you know because then you know that it will work the way that you want and that it has the right hard ware inside it. the reason that they cost about £200 is because they are full of a load of stuff that is worthless.
I hadn't heard of them until a few days before I bought my kit there, but I saw they won an award from PC Pro (highly respected "work" pc magazine in the UK) for something like best PC selling website, which was voted for by lots of readers. I can't find any links about it now!Quote:
Originally Posted by NoteMe
I must admit they weren't the best of the three companies I got my kit from, but I've got no complaints. :)
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Originally Posted by si_the_geek
Here in Norway they are one of the absolutely best. Most often best prizes and best support. I bought all my parts for my PC there..:)
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