This computer have served me well over the years, but it's time that I get an upgrade because I need something faster for my flash animation and graphics, and general computing lifestyle.
I've been looking to spend around £600 on a new computer, thanks to winning monthly 5th on August 2007 for SleepEasy and earning £113, as well as receiving regular EMA bonuses for attending college (£30 a week, with a recent £100 bonus) that goal is very much in site.
Even more so because my 18th birthday is coming up soon, I've asked for money just for this purpose.
I've been looking for a good system of course, 2gb of DDR ram and a good dual core processor, something that can really run Vista. Vista may be a spec hog but it's a nice system.
Anyhow, I've looked at Novatech.co.uk and found this system.
https://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/sp ecpage.html?PC-2004
It has that 2gb of RAM, 800Mhz which is nice and a Intel Core 2 Duo processor which is great.
It also has an Nvidia 8600GT 512mb graphics card which is superb, and I can get it with Vista Home Premium (because there's no reason to get Ultimate) for £533, which is even cheaper than I wanted, superb.
It's gonna be a while till I actually order this, I'm a few hundred short of course, but in the mean time does anyone else have any computer recommendations for a UK PC buyer?
And before you bring it up:
No, I want Vista because XP CANNOT utilize a duel core processor I'm afraid.
No, I don't want a Mac because they are not better at doing graphics (they USED to be years ago until graphics cards existed)
No, I do not want Linux, I want a comfortable environment, I've used Windows for years.
No, I am not going to pirate Vista.
No, I do not want a laptop because I do not find them comfortable.
Pearlock
WHATEVER YOU DO DO NOT GET WINDOWS!!!1 :O
But yeah. Laptops are a pain in the ass because there's no mouse. It's hard to get used to it.
RupeeClock
Yeah, I've never been a fan of the keyboard either, those small keys don't click very well and it just feels weird.