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Nightmare "upgrade"
danny_galaga:
i saw the movie made by 'the onion' last weekend. i think this is relevant:
edit: woops. language warning!
[youtube]http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=TRpuMYC6qyE[/youtube]
abzman2000:
I have the space so I take whatever I can get. I love being able to say "why of course I have that <insert obscure component here>, how many do you need?" I always want to build out all the components into like the 10 best computers I can make, but I never get enough time to do it. All my parts are free, so whatever I can't use I scrap for components (capacitors, headers, I/O connectors, etc...).
DaOld Man:
--- Quote from: danny_galaga on January 13, 2009, 02:05:53 am ---
i saw the movie made by 'the onion' last weekend. i think this is relevant:
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:laugh2:
shardian:
For her needs, you could have just went to a local PC place, the flea market, Goodwill, etc... and just bought her a used PC for $50-$100. For $100, you could have gotten a high end P3, or an early P4.
There is no point in building a low end PC if you are buying retail priced parts.
SavannahLion:
--- Quote from: shardian on January 13, 2009, 08:31:22 am ---For her needs, you could have just went to a local PC place, the flea market, Goodwill, etc... and just bought her a used PC for $50-$100. For $100, you could have gotten a high end P3, or an early P4.
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P3/P4 PC's at the goodwill disappear in a hurry around here. What's generally left is AT style crap that boasts the CPU speed on a two digit LCD readout on the front panel and sport "boost" buttons.
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