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Slyde

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My friend wants to get a new pc but is too noob to build it himself. He decides to order it from the dell website.

Now i got two questions here. I added up the price if i were to get it manually and found the dell was quite a bit cheaper. Now i thought it was going to be way overpriced.

Second question is, the set up is an i7 + 4850 and it has a 360w PSU. It might be a typo (which i doubt) but can the thing actually run?

http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/products/p...=dhs&~ck=mn

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I've noticed HP has better options at this point, they're also a lot easier to upgrade, if he wants to game make sure he gets an ATX case or larger. Dell's aren't bad like people say they are, the default OS installation just fucking blows. They load it with a bunch of shit, remind him that. He's going to want to reinstall the OS.

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^ Funny you should say that. I just checked out a hp comp.

http://www.shopping.hp.com/product/desktop...GM339AA%2523ABA

SLI 9800GS. Guess what, 350w PSU. Wtf is going on.

Btw my friend found a friend that could do everything for him.

Man, my computer fucking sucks, an old AMD Athlon 1.8 Gig, 64Meg Video Card, 1 DVD Drive, etc., and it has a 450W PSU.

But that's also probably because we had someone build it for us.

(Not Dell, HP, etc.)

^ Funny you should say that. I just checked out a hp comp.

http://www.shopping.hp.com/product/desktop...GM339AA%2523ABA

SLI 9800GS. Guess what, 350w PSU. Wtf is going on.

Btw my friend found a friend that could do everything for him.

Why the 5400 rpm HDD and low speed DVD Burner?

P.S., that processor is almost exactly the same one I am going to get. (2.83 GHz, not 2.66, all else is same)

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