Dell vs. eMachines T6420 26
My one Windows computer is a Dell, now six years old. The whole setup and writer
After reading all the rest of the posts, I have your final answer.
Tim, when I was copying the parbreastion with Parbreastion Magic, this second line was added...
Don't buy the Compaq, don't buy an HP, don't buy a Dell, don't buy a Gateway and don't buy an e-machine.
Whatever you do, DON'T buy Intel!! They just missed their numbers and it's going to happen again. DON'T buy Dell!! They've just missed their numbers and it's going to happen again. They're stuck with Intel, remember? This is very important.
Dell is in talks with AMD now, but AMD is in no hurry and I wouldn't be either. Michael Dell bad mouthed AMD in public and I remember it. Intel is now relegated to Apple. Now that's an honor...
Never buy obsolete tech no matter who builds it. I can't believe I have to say this on i:4fae10d229these-i:4fae10d229 boards...
Do yourself a big favor and have your local shop custom build you an AMD machine. It's most probably the only thing he uses anyway. I can almost guarantee the quality will be better then a store bought machine. I have a micro cube that has a power supply as big as any Dell. With a local shop, you only get what you need. This keeps the cost down.
Local shops (white boxes) have by far, the highest customer ratings and there are many reasons why.
One thing you don't get is needed hardware upgrades before you've even plugged it in. Most any computer you buy at the store will need a video upgrade right out of the box.
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The "majors" computers don't like to be upgraded and only very limited things can be done. Generally, what you buy is all it will ever be. Maybe they are throw away after all. Why buy a throw away? It's not even good for the environment.
Heaven forbid your warranty should be one day out of date.
The White Box will have all standardized parts that are cheap, and easily available. That means your local guy can easily fix it.
He's only a local phone call away. With them, you call India.
He won't give you any software you don't need. With them, you'll spend a week getting rid of all the crap. And, most all of it wants to be on the Internet when you're trying to do something. Not ever good.
And, I think if you look, you'll find your local shop to be very price compebreastive with the majors.
Best of luck