Pc €500-€800 ?

Culchie

Hi Folks,

I've some Poker winnings I'd like to invest in a PC (or laptop).

Don't need it for much else other than receive the odd e-mail, excel, word etc ....

Needs to be able to process the graphics quite quickly though... my present dinosaur laptop experiences a delay ... in that graphics can freeze for few seconds.

Don't really want to spend more than budget stated above.


Advice Welcome.

Sneaky_Russian

Dell are doing laptops for €699

If is only Office/E-mail/Interenet you can't go wrong....

Culchie

Thanks Sneaky ....

What do people think of buying from places like CompuStore V's Dell ?

Or is there another outlet. I checked out Gericom site that I think 'Referee' mentioned, can we buy direct from a German site?

(Excuse ignorance on the matter ... my first purchase, my existing dinosaur laptop was a hand-me-down)

Glipmac

what ever you do DONT go with TINY thay are rubbish i sent back 2 computers because somthing melted and screwed up the mother board in one and the other smellt like burning plastic (not a good sign)

stagolee

i've got a nice laptop for sale

EDIT: oops no i dont , just sold it

jozi

www.komplett.ie
www.overclockers.co.uk
www.jescomputer.de

All do ready builth systems (may need keyboard, mouse, monitor, speakers).

You could go down the road of building a pc your self, it really isnt that hard.

What ever you do there's tons of advice here and more to come if requested.

Jozi

Ciaran500

In that price range dell is your best bet.

kinkstr

Culchie wrote:

What do people think of buying from places like CompuStore V's Dell ?

If i had to pick 1 of them id go with Dell if only for the simple reason of price, i was trying to convince my woman to get that dell lappy for 699. You wont see a deal like that in Compustore or any other irish retai outlet IMO

unkel

The cheapest Dell laptops are under €700 but you get something bottom of the range for that. For €900 you get a decent laptop - much, much better value for money even if it's for basic use only