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    Aleinware PC

    Anyone ever use an Alienware PC? Are they worth the price or should I end up with a Dell XPS for gaming and home use purposes?

    #2
    Not worth the price.

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      #3
      didn't dell buy alienware a few years ago?
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        #4
        dell acquired alienware in 2006 but they've been keeping the product lines separate.
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          #5
          alienware is overrated. if you want a good computer, find someone to build one for you. it'll cost less and be more powerful per your budget.

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            #6
            anthony, i'm not sure what your budget is but this thing looks cool. currently not available though :roll:


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              #7
              85 325e m60b44 6 speed / 89 535i
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                #8
                Alienware is not worth it at all. Dell XPS isn't terrible, a little over $1000 gets you a good machine with a 22" monitor. The Acer Predator is awesome and it is currently available, $999 from Tiger Direct but it doesn't include a monitor. I always build my machines, I'd definitely recommend that. Even if you have never done it, it isn't hard at all. There is a ton of people on this site alone that could help you along if you choose to do that. Establishing a budget should be your first course of action, it can get out of hand if you don't.
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                  #9
                  I used to build my own PCs. if you have the time to do it and research all your parts, it's definitely the way to go. But eventually, they became appliances and I stopped caring. So I bought a Dell, plugged it in and never touched it again. Except now it's dying so I need a new one again.
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by nando View Post
                    I used to build my own PCs. if you have the time to do it and research all your parts, it's definitely the way to go. But eventually, they became appliances and I stopped caring. So I bought a Dell, plugged it in and never touched it again. Except now it's dying so I need a new one again.
                    Same here.

                    I went the easy Dell route in 2001 and have not looked back. Used to build them, but never again.
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                      #11
                      I built mine myself. saved money, got to work with my hands, and it was fun!

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                        #12
                        thanks for all the replies...

                        my AMD 2100 XP is slowing down and need to upgrade soon :o

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                          #13
                          total fucking rip off. I used to make money when I was younger buy building comparable or better systems with 1/4 to 1/3 the hardware costs.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by ACMF74 View Post
                            thanks for all the replies...

                            my AMD 2100 XP is slowing down and need to upgrade soon :o
                            I've been building my comps ever since I had the money to spend. I spent $1015 on my latest rig and absolutely love it.

                            Let me know if you want me to email you the setup I purchased.
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                              #15
                              Yeah build your own. It's much cheaper and not all that difficult. Plus you get exactly what you want. Just do your research.
                              Originally posted by LJ851
                              I programmed my oven to turn off when my pizza was done, should i start a build thread?

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