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| Having several mid range/low end systems |
  
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| 1 extremely high end system |
  
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1 | 50.00% |
| 1 mid range and a few low end |
  
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| a budget rocket (ie for US and Canada cost less than $400 for the tower only) |
  
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1 | 50.00% |
| Server connected to several lower end systems |
  
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0 | 0% |
| a mid range desktop with a lower end notebook |
  
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27-Jul-2003, 14:45
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Welcome to the forum Falcon16.
Its impossible not to spend a fortune if your constantly striving for top end computers. However, I made my gf a computer for £125, which is about $250 candadian and its not a bad spec. As for motherboard companies, it depends what processor your going to be after. I still love the AMD althon xp as its never ever given me any problems. Abit are the overclocking specialists and Soltek do a pretty good one as well although I'm a bit behind the times now. Aopen are supposed to be pretty good although I've never tried them, although probably the best and well known is Gigabyte. Have a look at the Gigabyte GA-7NNXP for example. Rob |
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14-Aug-2003, 19:50
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Wow what a board! This is a fantastic review of it http://www.themodfathers.com/reviews/lanparty.php
£130 isn't too bad either Rob |
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