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Postby phileysmiley on Tue Jun 22, 2004 1:58 am

I agree with the post above. I've got 2 PC's in front of me now and the Dell is by far the most trouble-free of the several I have owned. I have a Dimension 8250, P4 2.53G, 60GB + 80GB external HD, factory 128Mb RAM upped to 1.024Gb, Dell 1901FP 19" LCD, Creative SB Live sound, video upgraded to Nvidia GeForce FX 5200 Ultra, DVD-ROM, replaced factory CD-ROM with Sony DRU-510A multi-format.

I have never had to call tech support. I run memory intensive apps and it is on 24/7. It's so quiet I sometimes think it shutdown. I gladly recommend Dell.
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Postby b_a88 on Tue Jun 22, 2004 8:09 am

We got a Dell a couple of years ago and the only problem we have had was that the cd burner broke about a week after we got it and a guy came and replaced it. Since then no problems.
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Postby M@r( on Tue Jun 22, 2004 8:24 am

I quite agree, it's just on your luck, I've hade a DELL Dimension for 2 and 1/2 years now, I run it as a network server that provides the internet connection to the other 3, and I have changed the Ram, added a hard drive, added a CD-RW drive, and upgraded the BIOS, all of that without problems !

And also I am runing at this very moment ( and for most of the week as a matter of fact, I hardly turn it off lol !) a DELL Latitude D600 Laptop, which is one in the top end of their Laptops configuration, I got it with a free transport case, and all the hardware I wanted exactly in it.

Apart from that I also have a computer that I pieced together myself, It's got all the things I whant in it, and it runs just as hapily as the DELL.

The only reason I would go with somthing like DELL is if I couldn"t build it myself ( like with the laptop !) or if I needed it to be absolutly perfect, cos you can can be sure that when you buid a comp it's never going to be perfect, your always going to make one little mistake that the crew in the DELL tech isn't going to make !

So all I have to say is : GO DELL ! Unless you can build it yourself ... And I'm very sorry if some pople have had bad experience with them, but by the look of it there is more hapy people than dissapointed people...
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Postby nolonet on Tue Jun 22, 2004 6:18 pm

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Postby M@r( on Wed Jun 23, 2004 12:55 pm

That's quite a co
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Postby Michaels on Wed Jun 23, 2004 6:34 pm

i am sure when you all know how to build stable system you will all dump DELL or any thing like that for that matter

if you know how and who assembled DELL,PACKARD BELL or other big names you will not like to pay the same amount you paid for your computer
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Postby M@r( on Thu Jun 24, 2004 11:08 am

I'd love to know, who does assemble them ?
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