ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:Notebooks can be partly built - you have to look for a barebones notebook, then you can install stuff like CD drives and HDDs (not too sure what you can change, but If I recall correctly, CD/DVD, HDD, RAM, Graphics (maybe)).

i think if i do end up choosing to get a laptop, i think i might get a Dell one because i can custom choose what i want in it at the beginning :D

(This post was last modified: 21/06/2007 11:46 PM by robertotron.)

personally i would go for a desktop purely because you can get more features or better features for say $2000 then you would for a laptop for $2000.

right, look at this:
AMD

(This post was last modified: 22/06/2007 01:39 AM by dedat.)

ben3gfc Wrote:

ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:Notebooks can be partly built - you have to look for a barebones notebook, then you can install stuff like CD drives and HDDs (not too sure what you can change, but If I recall correctly, CD/DVD, HDD, RAM, Graphics (maybe)).

i think if i do end up choosing to get a laptop, i think i might get a Dell one because i can custom choose what i want in it at the beginning :D

Go to http://www.nvidia.com and search for alienware labtops.. you can customize the labtops by alienware..
Some even suport quadro graphic board's and Sli mode's

(This post was last modified: 22/06/2007 01:41 AM by Vegetano1.)

[quote=dedat]
personally i would go for a desktop purely because you can get more features or better features for say $2000 then you would for a laptop for $2000.

right, look at this:
AMD

its the dell dimension C521 (D06C16)
im getting a bigger hardrive, from 250(standard) to 320gb, upgrading the processor and changing keyboard mouse and monitorlook at this ben http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/products...l=en&s=dhs

dedat Wrote:its the dell dimension C521 (D06C16)
im getting a bigger hardrive, from 250(standard) to 320gb, upgrading the processor and changing keyboard mouse and monitor

Double post

look at this ben http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/products...l=en&s=dhs

that's a nice Desktop :great:, i wouldn't mind having that and it has either 160 or 250GB which both are fine to me :D and it is at a cheap price :D

im thinking of getting that one towards the end of this month..:D

i don't know exactly when i would get it....

Desktop or labtop

i would always go for a AMD 64 bit duo core cause when windows goes 64bit with all other programs you have that option and 64bit is way fast..

Pentium is not really 64bit..

Why not buy all parts yourself instead of a complete sys

(This post was last modified: 22/06/2007 02:25 AM by Vegetano1.)