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Some of you know that I have posted some stuff about alienwares and me wanting one and sutch sort...
after analysing all my post I realized I was going to commit a mistake...

Trust me
Having the title alienware owner doesnt cost 3,000.

I was on my way to my local compusa...
Inside, in the gaming part, they have a lan party rig set up .

They had there an alienware and a normal pc (I wasnt alienware)...

I played with both (Half Life 2 ) And found out the normal one was mutch better... you could see it from the loading time.

Thanks to you guys I wouldnt of gone to compusa in the first place.

Many thanks..

Some of you know that I have posted some stuff about alienwares and me wanting one and sutch sort...
after analysing all my post I realized I was going to commit a mistake...

Trust me
Having the title alienware owner doesnt cost 3,000.

I was on my way to my local compusa...
Inside, in the gaming part, they have a lan party rig set up .

They had there an alienware and a normal pc (I wasnt alienware)...

I played with both (Half Life 2 ) And found out the normal one was mutch better... you could see it from the loading time.

Thanks to you guys I wouldnt of gone to compusa in the first place.

Many thanks..

Delighted you heeded our advice! - You certainly were about to make a mistake!

Alienwares loss is your gain marick626, now lets see some screenshots from your new toy!

Nice move Marick (yeah, I know its not Maverick ). Good to see the combined efforts of SimV have saved you a bit of cash. I hope the new system performs as well as mine and how you wanted it to .

Happy flying Mav!

Charlie

Thats saved a few hundered, so u can now buy everyone at simv a pint!! lol

Have u bought a new comp?, or just inspired by it?

Good choice!

Alienware = overblown brandname = waste of money.

Just like buying a set of designer jeans that cost 3x more than a normal pair of route 66s.

Good boy, now hop on over to www.ibuypower.com and get yourself a new system. Trust me your gonna save over $400 buying there insted of buying from say dell, and your only spending about $100 more than what you would have if you built your own system.

Marick,

Now you have the daunting and intense job of getting a specification together.

If you find it's easy, then you haven't done enough research, it's very complex.

You'll need to decide on the chipset first, that should be a balance of performance, features and cost.

I think he already bought the PC that outperformed alienware?

Possibly, maybe I commited a mistake.....  :o

You bought Alienware.......the shame :-/ :-/ Oh well now you know

Nothing beats a selfmade with carefully selected parts. And there is a LOT of PC you can get for the price of that Alienweare

He did not buy the alenware isint that what the posts about Yes nothing beats the satisffaction off assembling and configuring your own PC!

???

Anyone else accuses me of buying a pre-bought and I'll reach through their monitor and pull the cord out!    

this is my config. and no it isnt so complex.

460 Watt Max Power Supply

Intel

I sure hope thats a typo maric