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Which is the best Pc company

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I'm voting for Alienware Killer specs and Unbelievable(alien :flm12:) Design.This vote counts for Dell too cause they bought them soon :D

I'm voting for Alienware Killer specs and Unbelievable(alien :flm12:) Design.This vote counts for Dell too cause they bought them soon :D

But they rip you off in the process. You can save hundreds by building it yourself and it really is not hard at all.

I vote for myself, I am a great company...I buy the fastest and best components for the cheapest price from all over the place and make my own PC....great PC, great case, exceptional price...I win :p

I vote for me too.

 

The best metallic purple paint job you'll see anywhere!

I would always recommend people that need a basic machine to buy from Dell or HP as you get the 1-3yrs onsite support even for the home user now a days. Due to the fact that a £400 dell machine is just fine for internet and office work and if you do the DIY route it'll cost you £100ish for a XP/Vista License and then another £100 for the Monitor + your time it doesn't leave much room for profit.

 

But if you want a killer gaming rig or CAD workstation then it's DIY job.

  • 3 weeks later...

A few years back (was it 5? - how the time passes) I spent a ridiculous mount of money (£1200) on a pc and at that time huge 19" monitor - this machine has sat on my desk running 24 hours a day 365 days a year - gets a reboot every other month - has seen websites built, videos edited, music tracks recorded, has looked after my accounts, is currently entertaining me with u2 and shows no sign of giving up....

 

and to think at the time I was told I was wasting money on a sony vaio.....

 

and now look what sony bring to the desktop market.. shame on them!

I like Dell, for the value you get compared to other companies as well as the ability to customise your machine!

  • 2 weeks later...

apple :lol::lol::lol:

 

No I love HP

Do I even need to say my favourite computer company? :lol:

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I vote for Dell - had mine for 6 years now. Really need a replacement as it's a bit leggy, but has been faultless from day one.

 

I agree Alienware rip you off - if you are going to build something with those sorts of spec then it has to be a DIY job.

  • 8 months later...

Hi,

 

I also vote for Dell.Its comes In top companies and its providing good services to their customers

build it yourself, cheaper and you get to see and choose what goes in.... if you have never built a pc before there are lots of tutorials on youtube and google.

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I agree. Build it yourself if you can. Get exactly what you need then.

 

Unless you need a laptop. :)

Dell or HP or Apple for home

 

Supermicro for business

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