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Old 09-19-2005, 08:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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hi guys my sisters going to start her 2nd year in uni and i want to build her a pc all she does is go on MSN download music(play them on itunes) and surf the web and she maybe start to download movies now(play using DivX) i cant decide between number 1 or number 7
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Old 09-19-2005, 09:04 AM   #2 (permalink)
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i would go with #7
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I would go with #7

But if money is tight, #1 would also be great
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I dont know how to convert the cost. Would someone be kind enough to convert to US$
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1 pound = ~ $1.80

i'd also get #7
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ok so all you guys go with 7 also do you think the hardware is good like case, mobo, hdd and psu
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pata hdd? maxtor hdd?

everything else looks good
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#7 is good but you could build one yourself if your up to it.
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Yea bulding will save alot of money, especially with lower end computers.

#7 looks good. But, i would have to say that if your downloading stuff, a bigger hdd may be usefull, a 160 good, and make it sata, if that board supports it, if not go to the ol reliable ata-133
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yeah, if you build one, you can get a 120gb or 160gb Seagate SATA which will be better if your downloading stuff.
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