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lowercaseslash Vice Captain
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 Posted: Sun Aug 20, 2006 7:17 pm
If you don't mind a suggestion, I'd recommend ditching the Dell idea, and if you have the proper connections/knowledge, getting/making a custom PC.
I have one that scored higher on the 3D Benchmark test than a top of the line Alienware, and it only cost me $1,500, as opposed to several thousands.
If you don't have the connections though, getting a Dell would be easiest, but be prepared to have to get parts replacements in a few years, because that's just how Dell does things.
P.S. This isn't unbased prejudice against Dell, I fix computers, and it's what happens.
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Posted: Sun Aug 20, 2006 10:07 pm
PiousCorn If you don't mind a suggestion, I'd recommend ditching the Dell idea, and if you have the proper connections/knowledge, getting/making a custom PC. I have one that scored higher on the 3D Benchmark test than a top of the line Alienware, and it only cost me $1,500, as opposed to several thousands. If you don't have the connections though, getting a Dell would be easiest, but be prepared to have to get parts replacements in a few years, because that's just how Dell does things. P.S. This isn't unbased prejudice against Dell, I fix computers, and it's what happens. O.O That's cool. You constructed that PC? Well I wished I knew someone that could do something like that but I don't. Maybe if I were older I'd have more connections. But thanks for the suggestion. I'd ask my parents if they know anything. I'd tell you then, thanks. And about the tweaking the .ini file, I'll just wait for the my pc. But then by the time I get my computer I'll be at school most of the time so I won't be playing Oblivion that much anymore. ; 3;
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lowercaseslash Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 7:42 pm
School starts in two weeks for me.
What a pity.
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