PC buying

mbpark · 02-26-2001, 07:12 PM

I wanted a new PC, so I bought a Dell from the Dell Factory Outlet with a heck of a deal.

It was a good buy from them, and I had a successful buy from them with my old Optiplex PII-450 (which is now the Diginexus Oracle Names Server).

I got a 1Ghz PIII with 256MB SDRAM, 20GB HD, 12X DVD, SB Live!, GeForce2 MX with 32MB RAM, and a 17" monitor for $1239 SHIPPED. I am adding on a CD-RW drive for about $135, and using my digital camera as a web cam, and buying a nice net card for $25 or so. I'll be running Windows 2000 Professional and Linux on it, and will add a 80GB 7200RPM HD when they come down in price.

All in all, Dell offers a way better deal than anyone else because that warranty is their factory warranty. Therefore, I bought one.

http://www.austin360.com/dell is the site. I am glad I didn't spring for the Inspiron 8000 now

02-26-2001, 07:12 PM	#5
mbpark Lecturer Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Carmel, Indiana Posts: 761	Just got a new box myself here I wanted a new PC, so I bought a Dell from the Dell Factory Outlet with a heck of a deal. It was a good buy from them, and I had a successful buy from them with my old Optiplex PII-450 (which is now the Diginexus Oracle Names Server). I got a 1Ghz PIII with 256MB SDRAM, 20GB HD, 12X DVD, SB Live!, GeForce2 MX with 32MB RAM, and a 17" monitor for $1239 SHIPPED. I am adding on a CD-RW drive for about $135, and using my digital camera as a web cam, and buying a nice net card for $25 or so. I'll be running Windows 2000 Professional and Linux on it, and will add a 80GB 7200RPM HD when they come down in price. All in all, Dell offers a way better deal than anyone else because that warranty is their factory warranty. Therefore, I bought one. http://www.austin360.com/dell is the site. I am glad I didn't spring for the Inspiron 8000 now

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