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Angel · 11-09-2006, 04:23 PM

Hey

Hoping Someone Can Help Me!!!! Im Looking To Buy A New Computer But Once I Started Lookin I Am Now All Confused!!! I Havent Got Loads To Spend But Obviously Want The Best For My Money! The Pentium Business Has Confused The Hell Out Of Me! Do I Go For Pentium 4, Celeron M Or Celeron D Or Any Of The Others That Are Flying Around!! What Is The Difference Between Them All?!? Please Someone Help Me

Thanks Loads Xx

Kimma2004 · 11-09-2006, 06:26 PM

some are bigger than others and some have more memory on them, I got my laptop from Dell and It seemed easy with them

**Jonathan** · 11-10-2006, 02:22 AM

angel,

Take a look at Dell.com - I have purchased about...geesh - going on 8 or so computers from them and all of them have been top notch.

- Compu

krobelus · 11-10-2006, 05:59 AM

the press is saying the price of PCs is set to come down in the next couple of months,cos vista is being released next year,so pc stores are trying to get rid of the PCs they have now to make way for the new vista ready ones,so if you want a pc at a bargain price it may be an idea to hold on a little and see what happens

**Robby** · 11-10-2006, 09:12 AM

Now the decision as to what type of processor to buy, is one thing only. The Amount of RAM "random access Memory", HD "hard drive" size, graphic's ability, the software that comes preinstalled, and the ability to write CD's & DVD's all are part of the picture. If you want to talk to DELL about it, their people may be able to guide you for a decent price. Or a local rep for Computer big box stores, Best Buy, CompUSA, Circuit City may be able to give you guidance. Much of this depends on what you want to do with the computer after you buy it. I know this confuses more than helps, but what I need is totally different than what you may need, so I hate to give advice on a purchase like that.

Angel · 11-10-2006, 09:48 AM

hey, thanks you guys, went onto dell and that just confuses the hell out of me even more. i think i have found one from toys r us but will have to try and get someone to look at it to see if it is any good! grr i hate computors!!! ps robby im from the uk so dont think we have any of those places u mentioned over here!

11-10-2006, 10:21 AM

yes, dell are one of the best value pc suppliers, even in the UK.

their new website is rediculously inaccessible but they sell computers for a bargain

11-10-2006, 11:43 AM

angel, i found something that might help you, its the site of one of our partners

Angel · 11-10-2006, 01:30 PM

thanks fluffs, just looked and it says nothing about processors!!!! why is it soooo hard to find out if pentium 4 is good enough for my needs!!!!!! wow and i thought i hated computers before!!! lol

**Robby** · 11-10-2006, 02:22 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by angel1

thanks fluffs, just looked and it says nothing about processors!!!! why is it soooo hard to find out if pentium 4 is good enough for my needs!!!!!! wow and i thought i hated computers before!!! lol

P4 chips are OK, do not even consider going with the dual core etc, if your a student.

AMD chips are also good. Gateway & Dell I think does both now. Not sure about in UK.

You supprised me with saying Toy R US has them over there, but I never go in that store here, My youngest child is 33 years old.

Good luck, on what ever you decide.

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11-10-2006, 10:21 AM	#7 (permalink)

BWDP_Chat Guest Posts: n/a	yes, dell are one of the best value pc suppliers, even in the UK. their new website is rediculously inaccessible but they sell computers for a bargain

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FluffybunnY Guest Posts: n/a	angel, i found something that might help you, its the site of one of our partners