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welshdude

 posted on 16th Jan 06 at 14:58

You need to select the '90-Day Collect and Return service [subtract £94.00] ' otpion then the price goes down to £211.

You still get a 1 year warenty but after the 90 days are up its up to you to return the pc if there's a problem.


Greg_M

 posted on 16th Jan 06 at 14:09

that system is £306 now! grrrrr


Greg_M

 posted on 16th Jan 06 at 14:05

yeah ive had a look at dell, heard the were a bit of a pain to upgrade tho, but hey ho, thats cheep enough too


welshdude

 posted on 16th Jan 06 at 11:12

I've just bought a Dell without a monitor for £212 delivered. Its a good spec for the price and what I will be using it for.

2.8 Celeron D
1Gig of RAM
DVD ROM
80GIG HD
Keyboard + Optical Mouse

Although Dell tend to use non standard parts so upgrading might be a pain.

The e-value code is 101-D01111


Greg_M

 posted on 16th Jan 06 at 10:09

im looking for a barebones system, dont need at keyboard, montitor or anything. can anyone recomened any to me? or give me any advice.

im presuming it only the motherboard that has to be in small for factor(micro atx)? so i can upgrade later using normal DT parts?