PC

[Themanhunt]

It cost me a good £700 or £800 pounds, which is about $1.1 or $1.2k US dollars? Built myself to ensure cost effectiveness.

[XxDarknessAngelxX]

It cost me a good £700 or £800 pounds, which is about $1.1 or $1.2k US dollars? Built myself to ensure cost effectiveness.

O.o

u guys are rich D:

[Themanhunt]

Most other things (software, music) I get for free, so all my cash goes in savings - it took 1-2 years to get enough.

[SandSpur]

Built myself to ensure cost effectiveness.

I heard building it yourself is more expensive.

[Willy]

Built myself to ensure cost effectiveness.

I heard building it yourself is more expensive.

But it also, ensures Cost Effectivness, like workers aren't being paid to sit by your computer drinking coffee, cause Senior ManHunt, isn't paid to build his own computer

[Themanhunt]

There are two sides to that argument. One, the company such as Dell makes the PC at a reasonable price so that it helps their repution. On the other, and most probable, hand it would be more expensive. People must be paid to build it, plus it's the brand name. Normally PC's are over-hyped so that a bad system becomes a "good" system, and as it's a low price it makes the audience think that that company is great - false marketing. The main reason I built myself is because I can customise it more than any PC maker could.

Ok, comment over - continue with topic

[RoyalWaffle]

Should this be locked due to the new rule?

[SandSpur]

Should this be locked due to the new rule?

Any topics made before my rules were added are okay

[RoyalWaffle]

Hmm would you consider Apple a PC?
I've always wondered.
People always say.
Apple or PC?

[SalamiNipples]

Hmm would you consider Apple a PC?
I've always wondered.
People always say.
Apple or PC?

No.
Apple isn't even a computer, it's a company. But I know what you mean