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tenstarMon 20/08/07 18:58 |
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I'd like to replace my PC and have thought about building one. I'm not a computer techie, but am competent. What's prompted this is that on looking inside a PC, there isn't much to them. |
#202651Mon 20/08/07 19:03 |
It's not that difficult to buy a PC, but prices are so competitive these days that you might just as well spec one up at Dell's web site or somesuch and let them deal with the hassle. |
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