Is this trying to tell me I have a bad graphics card?
syberspunk:
What sites do you recommend purchasing from? I will soon be in the market for a new a computer... and I suppose I will go the "build my own" route because it's cheaper and I can probably get better parts. Any recommendations?
So far, I only know of tiger direct and new egg. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. :)
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J. M. Pescado:
Go for a large-scale rummage from pricewatch, if you don't purchase wholesale like I do.
ThyGuy:
Go for something that is just slightly outdated. Everything from Q2 of this year is lower priced now. By next year; they price will be a little lower than before. Just remember the rule; in computer age; if it's been out for six months; it's now obsolete to the high tech people, and the prices drops like a old woman with a broken hip.
neriana:
Quote from: syberspunk on 2006 December 11, 04:44:57
What sites do you recommend purchasing from? I will soon be in the market for a new a computer... and I suppose I will go the "build my own" route because it's cheaper and I can probably get better parts. Any recommendations?
Your friendly local PC dealer, not a chain, and not online. Every town has a couple random guys with their own PC businesses. I got my very shiney new computer from one such guy. It cost about $2000, and blows away a $7000 Dell. I checked online, and nowhere has a computer this good for this price.
Skarlath:
The same thing happens to me randomly.
Operating System - Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 (Build 2600)
System Memory - 512.5
Processor Speed - 2127.8
Display Device - NVIDIA GeForce 6200
Display Memory - 512.0
Processor - AMD AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2600+ 2127.8 Mhz
Any idea what it can be? It hasn't happened for a while, but it'd be nice to know if it's my graphics card.
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