ASUS A7N266-VM84
512M DDR 165
Two hard disks160
CDRW/DVD109
Case (InWin 500D)54
Keyboard/mouse
/speakers 12
Floppy drive 12
1G Duron 58
Fan/heatsink 30
Networking card12
Mark Stewart wrote:
ASUS A7N266-VM84
512M DDR 165
Two hard disks160
CDRW/DVD109
Case (InWin 500D)54
Keyboard/mouse
/speakers 12
Floppy drive 12
1G Duron 58
Fan/heatsink 30
Networking card12
Sorry that I'm so behind on this list but I'm _still_ shopping for a new box
so...
Well, if you wait a week on Wal-Mart, you can probably buy the computer
with MandrakeLinux or Lindows preinstalled. I cannot in good conscience
recommend Lindows to _anyone_. It is likely to become a huge
On Thursday 20 June 2002 07:21 pm, Marcia wrote:
AIB 17 Color Monitor .27dpi ***FREE SHIPPING***
17MOSEL [pad] Regular price: $159.00 [pad] Sale price: [$123.00]
[pad]
Thank you,
Marcia
Looks like a great deal, specially with free shipping. I bought
a el cheapo MagView from Best
On Thursday 20 June 2002 08:36 pm, Carroll Grigsby wrote:
http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/06/20/209223mode=nested;
tid=137 When I last looked, there were close to 600 posts (no, I
didn't read them all.) The one vendor who is getting very high
scores is newegg.com; another is
Marcia:
I really do like the way you go about your shopping. I'm thinking about an
upgrade myself, so I've been piggybacking. It just so happens that there's a
thread on Slashdot tonight about good sources for components and systems:
tom Brinkman wrote:
While building from scratch might offer the best results, it's
never the cheapest route.
In general that may be true, but I upgrade my systems piecemeal -- that
is, I sometimes upgrade an existing system reusing the hard drive,
CD-Rom, case, and anything else that is
Marcia wrote:
On Wednesday 19 June 2002 02:12 pm, you wrote:
Note also that Walmart is now selling Microtel computers, either with no
operating system or with Lindows preinstalled. With Lindows
preinstalled, the first three price points are $299, $499, ahd $599,
IIRC. The $299 machine doesn't
On Monday 17 June 2002 07:03 pm, Marcia wrote:
Dear All,
Thank you for your comments about upgrading. I am still window
shopping and comparing barebone kits running Athlon XP's. Sometimes
I see OEM and I really do not know what that means.
I am comparing a Jetway 830CF Barebones w/AMD XP
Athlon Socket-A Ali Chipset, DDR/SDRAM support. My son-in-law said to stay
away from Duron. It sounds like many of you use Duron though without a
problem. The Jetway 830CF is being offered for 229.00 I believe while the
I have an Athlon as well, but many people say Duron runs fine. The big
On Tuesday 18 June 2002 10:17 am, you wrote:
Athlon Socket-A Ali Chipset, DDR/SDRAM support. My son-in-law said to
stay away from Duron. It sounds like many of you use Duron though without
a problem. The Jetway 830CF is being offered for 229.00 I believe while
the
I have an Athlon as
Marcia wrote:
Dear All,
Thank you for your comments about upgrading. I am still window shopping and
comparing barebone kits running Athlon XP's. Sometimes I see OEM and I really
do not know what that means.
I am comparing a Jetway 830CF Barebones w/AMD XP 1600+ CPU and PC Chips 817LR
Athlon
civileme wrote:
Marcia wrote:
Dear All,
Thank you for your comments about upgrading. I am still window
shopping and comparing barebone kits running Athlon XP's. Sometimes I
see OEM and I really do not know what that means.
I am comparing a Jetway 830CF Barebones w/AMD XP 1600+ CPU and
dfox wrote:
I imagine Mandrake would work OK with such a system. But personally I
shy away with 'branded' computers - isn't there a way you can upgrade
the system you have, just get the components you need, and then install
on that? HPs a respected brand but I wouldn't buy a P4 system from
robin wrote:
dfox wrote:
I imagine Mandrake would work OK with such a system. But personally I
shy away with 'branded' computers - isn't there a way you can upgrade
the system you have, just get the components you need, and then install
on that? HPs a respected brand but I wouldn't buy a P4
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