buying new computer

[Jeffro]

well i found them in pc gamer magazine. i have a subscription. called them also, seemed professional, even helped me out. so ill see what happens.
i would rather go with amd than intel. my lil way of keeping the man down. lol.

[{CLR}geneSW]

Change out that MoBo. I have a Asus M2N + SLI Vista edition (Same M2N series) and it has USB controller issues. Had to go out and get a USB card so I could use my mouse, keyboard, printer, and other USB devices. Happened about 2 months after I got the MoBo.

[imlittlev]

Refresh us again...why not a Core 2 Duo or quad core Intel?

Excellent price for those specs for a pre-built system. I would wonder (worry?) about the reputation/reliability of the company. I'm not really aware of who they are, so I couldn't say one way or the other.

-Rand

why not AMD? somebody has to support the smaller company. If we all bought from the fastest, intel would be totally dominating, yes? (bad?)

[{CLR}geneSW]

Refresh us again...why not a Core 2 Duo or quad core Intel?

Excellent price for those specs for a pre-built system. I would wonder (worry?) about the reputation/reliability of the company. I'm not really aware of who they are, so I couldn't say one way or the other.

-Rand

why not AMD? somebody has to support the smaller company. If we all bought from the fastest, intel would be totally dominating, yes? (bad?)

exactly. That's why I actually went with the AMD 6000+ when I built my system, but then again i've always went with AMD.

[juneau]

I support Intel right now. Just buy whatever is best at the time. There's no point in supporting something just because your a fan of the manufacturer. AMD are not truely interested in the Home sector right now. They're happily making millions from the OEM and Server sectors.

Hopefully though, AMD will be back in the Home market with a bang.