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[SKULLZ0MBIE]

[B] My question is what pc you use for RMM?
I just happen to use an Old PC made 2003
Its Compaq Presario with 40 GB Hard drive runing on XP Homie with a broken floppy drive I think its time for an Upgrade, but before I got this one.
I had an Older PC I build myself back in the day with CD Rom drive
4 GB of Hard drive with an Intel Processor 2, running on Windows '98
Now that Old School
It died on 2004, that when I got my Compaq Presario
But know I think its time for a new PC with Windows Vista
What a good PC maker or should I go Old School and Build my own again?

[Christof]

[B] My question is what pc you use for RMM?
I just happen to use an Old PC made 2003 
Its Compaq Presario with 40 GB Hard drive runing on XP Homie with a broken floppy drive    I think its time for an Upgrade, but before I got this one.
I had an Older PC I build myself back in the day with CD Rom drive
4 GB of Hard drive with an Intel Processor 2, running on Windows '98
Now that Old School 
It died on 2004, that when I got my Compaq Presario 
But know I think its time for a new PC with Windows Vista
What a good PC maker or should I go Old School and Build my own again? 

I would advise against building your own PC these days unless you have access to plenty of spares for troubleshooting as not sure what its like in the states but over here if theres a component faulty and you cant ID specifically which is faulty its a nightmare to get a replacement, also often the saving of building your own to buying is very small.

Also DELL has been mentioned a couple times, i would say their higher end PCs are ok but id avoid their entry level stuff as being complete pants. HP and Lenovo systems seem pretty good for the cash, personally i would avoid acer and fujitsu as their support seems pretty poor

[SKULLZ0MBIE]

I would advise against building your own PC these days unless you have access to plenty of spares for troubleshooting as not sure what its like in the states but over here if theres a component faulty and you cant ID specifically which is faulty its a nightmare to get a replacement, also often the saving of building your own to buying is very small. 

Also DELL has been mentioned a couple times, i would say their higher end PCs are ok but id avoid their entry level stuff as being complete pants.  HP and Lenovo systems seem pretty good for the cash, personally i would avoid acer and fujitsu as their support seems pretty poor

Great info, so true Acer is the cheapest thing you can find

[Christof]

Wow i was drunk last night and dont remember writing that at all, seems to make sense though so yay me