I've compared the p.c.'s configured on newegg.com to those I configured on reseller sites (www.computerlx.com, www.pcinfinity.com, www.velocitymicro.com, unitedmicro.com) and I get the same pc for $300-600 less, plus I'm a bit paranoid about those sites based on their reviews. So, here are my concerns:
1. getting into a bind (i.e., and not being able to build the system before the CPU return policy, (7 days) then have a defective processor.
2. Not being able to "burn in" the system, as most stores do.
3. Hooking the wrong connector into the wrong recepticle, as I've heard of people doing (e.g., hooking the extra 4 pin power connector on a 20+4 connector and frying the mobo).
I have limited knowledge and experience with computers. The most I've done is install a video card--which I needed the instructions to do so. My dad builds systems but refuses to do it for me, as he wants me to save my money. If you were in my shoes, what would you do?
2007-06-26
12:51:46
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Henry B.
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