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I am surprised that nobody has voiced their opinion about this in the last four hours, perhaps they are all off Kirbying oops vacuuming ATM Personally I would just buy the best your pocket will allow but based around the use you require of the finished article. It is no good taking the latter option if you require high end graphics for gaming | ||
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My System: Mostly gathering dust cos there's no room for dishes here... :( The Sleepy Hollow pollracle has spoken! |
 Anyway, in order to get a decent system with good graphincs, it's best to buy at least mid-way parts, low-end parts are pretty poor performers on most cases and high-end of course costs more than you can really justify...  | |||
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My System: Sky+ Multiroom,Thompson PVR, Dreambox 7000S, 300gig HDD, 1.1m Dish, Moteck SG-2100A DISEQC Motor, Gemini image, 2g USB Stick.  A defender of the Remote Control Brigade, Sir R can flick channels faster than a Robben dive | in my opinion i would buy a half decent motherboard, if thats crap then there is no point plugging a £300 Graphics card in a peice of crap.. the other point is, crap stuff usually breaks LOL and if the motherboard has to come out.... so does everything else  this all depends on what your using the machine for... a gaming system needs high end specs, for downloading films and burning to disc an old cheapo will do | ||
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