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12-27-2005, 04:30 PM
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Re: Any reasons not to get this computer?
For starters, what parts are made by gateway? The case? Don't be an idiot.
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12-27-2005, 04:37 PM
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Re: Any reasons not to get this computer?
the , system build out, the specs they use ,the OS standards, the applications they install and the company in general
Hey if it was all just a case then you can get any pc, by all means go buy an e-machine It's like saying buying an 6 cyl car with the same horepower should all be the same, its just a shell...
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12-27-2005, 04:43 PM
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Re: Any reasons not to get this computer?
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the , system build out, the specs they use ,the OS standards, the applications they install and the company in general Hey if it was all just a case then you can get any pc, by all means go buy an e-machine [/ QUOTE ] This is true.. not to mention companies like Dell and Gateway design the chip set and most importantly, the BIOS.... Dell is pretty good at it, Gateway SUCKS at it. Don't buy Gateway...ever! Mars
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12-27-2005, 04:47 PM
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Re: Any reasons not to get this computer?
Lol they design the chipset eh? Bwahahah no.
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12-27-2005, 04:51 PM
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Re: Any reasons not to get this computer?
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Lol they design the chipset eh? Bwahahah no. [/ QUOTE ] dude, quit flaming people for no [censored] reason. every post i've read of yours is just telling them they are wrong with nothing to back it up. if i wanted advice from a 8 yr old, i'd go ask an 8 year old. good day, sir.
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12-27-2005, 04:53 PM
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Re: Any reasons not to get this computer?
Ok, here is to back it up. Intel Pentium D is a socket LGA775 designed by Intel. That is all it can be, and your chipset has that exact socket. It's not proprietary beyond Intel.
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12-27-2005, 05:03 PM
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Re: Any reasons not to get this computer?
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Ok, here is to back it up. Intel Pentium D is a socket LGA775 designed by Intel. That is all it can be, and your chipset has that exact socket. It's not proprietary beyond Intel. [/ QUOTE ] I believe the Gentelman was refering to the actual Motherboard and not the "chipset" in the term your thinking of
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12-27-2005, 05:01 PM
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Re: Any reasons not to get this computer?
If you're the type who thinks it's obvious that you should reformat any new computer immediately upon receiving it, you're also probably the kind of guy who doesn't "need" to because you built it yourself anyway.
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12-27-2005, 04:51 PM
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Re: Any reasons not to get this computer?
[ QUOTE ]
the , system build out, the specs they use ,the OS standards, the applications they install and the company in general Hey if it was all just a case then you can get any pc, by all means go buy an e-machine It's like saying buying an 6 cyl car with the same horepower should all be the same, its just a shell... [/ QUOTE ] Ok, no. Software and OS specs are moot because you should obviously reformat any computer upon receiving it. But system build out and specs? What does that even mean? The processor and RAM are not something that can be inflated by faulty specs, it either is or isn't what it says.
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