FN-FORUM: RE: PC accessories & parts retailers?

date posted 1st May 2005 00:40

Julie,

In your experience of building PCs, is it difficult to take an existing old
PC (I have 2 old Dell 450Mhz) and install a new mobo + processor?

I have a good 120Gb drive in each with 512Mb RAM as well + good video, sound
and LAN cards for each, but they desperately could do with an upgrade to
>2Ghz as we need a cheap method of getting a couple more computers into
play.

Any ideas?

Best Regards,
Richard.

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Richard Monk wrote:

>As you were all so excellent in recommending retails for whole PCs before,
I
>wonder if anyone could recommend an online retailer supplying hardware
>components (I need to buy 2 hard drives, a USB 2.0 interface card, a new
>video card and a few other bits), and any good software retailers (looking
>to purchase a copy of win xp pro and a adobe creative suite).
>
>I am loathing purchasing anything from PCWORLD and there is no other local
>supplier.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Best Regards,
>Richard.
>
>
>
>
Hi Richard,

I purchase my supplies from www.starcomputers.co.uk, as its local to me
I collect all my purchases and they have given me excellent service,
they also sell Windows XP Pro at a decent price. As for Adobe software
I purchase this from a seller on Ebay who has been selling for years.

Regards,

Julie


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