Ditto. I go to GPC for spares sometimes.
Given the choice of a Dell @ $999 or GPC @ $100 more, without doubt GPC. The
Dell may be OK, but you never know when you will hit a brick wall -
something in the bios doesn't work, something else is non standard (PSU's
were non standard for a while)....
"xlo" <> wrote in message
news:1107731904.762439@ftpsrv1...
> Dave - Dave.net.nz wrote:
>
>> Nick Withers wrote:
>>
>>> Has anyone had any experience of one of these?
>>
>>
>> yep.
>>
>>> Are they upgradeable?
>>
>>
>> you can add ram, and I think they have a spare bay for another Hdd, but I
>> dont think that they provide the rails that they slide in on, so they'd
>> have to be purchased seperatly... no idea on the cost.
>>
>>> A good buy, or not?
>>
>>
>> for what they are, you can do better, but for mah and pah, "it's not too
>> bad"
>>
>>> Global PCs is selling a system for $1079 which I think would be a better
>>> deal, at least if he has any problems he can go to their shop!
>>
>>
>> It is probably a lot better, and if it breaks, it should be easier to
>> fix.
>
>
> I have dealt with Global PC a few times, and have found them good to deal
> with, good and fast on a warranty support issue (not their fault when a
> CPU died), and if you want to look a bit closer about what your friend
> might need on the PC that he is considering, then you can discuss options
> with them to get what you want at a fair price, not just take what is
> offered.
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