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  • Wizrdwarts
    Member
    • Dec 2006
    • 3754

    #16
    Re: Xps 630

    Ah. My E510 has a BTX, it's on the left looking from the front.

    And what advantage would it give you anyways? Reusing the case?

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    • =98=
      Member
      • Oct 2006
      • 10299

      #17
      Re: Xps 630

      BTX requires less cooling.

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      • Liam:o
        Member
        • Nov 2007
        • 64

        #18
        Re: Xps 630

        wow really, i would never have tought that it would be 50% cheeper...

        I was attracted by their 10€ per month for the first year offer and then like 50€ every month for 3 years...Because i kinda dont got 1000€ lieing around..What should i do

        Btw i thnik i was using 22in moniter, il post specs of the computer i built

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        • =98=
          Member
          • Oct 2006
          • 10299

          #19
          Re: Xps 630

          DO NOT get into one of their financial deals. You'll end up paying another £500 extra back. Plus, the computer will be old and you'll want to upgrade after a few years, but you'll still be paying back Dell.

          Save a bit more or go for a cheaper PC.

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          • Liam:o
            Member
            • Nov 2007
            • 64

            #20
            Re: Xps 630

            Components
            PROCESSOR Intel® Core™ 2 Quad-Core Processor Q6600 (2.40Ghz, 1066MHz FSB, 8MB cache)
            OPERATING SYSTEM Genuine Windows Vistaâ„¢ Home Premium SP1 - English
            HARDWARE SUPPORT 1 Year Base Warranty edit
            MONITOR 22in SP2208WFP WIDESCREEN UK/Irish Silver (1680 X1050) TCO99 with TrueLife DVI-D and Webcam edit
            MEMORY 4096MB 800MHz Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM [4x1024] edit
            HARD DRIVE 640 GB Serial ATA non Raid (7200 Rpm) edit
            GRAPHICS CARD DUAL 512MB NVIDIA® GeForce® 8800GT graphics card edit
            OPTICAL DRIVE 16X DVD+/-RW (Read/Write DVD, CD) edit
            KEYBOARD Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard - Integrated GamePanelâ„¢ LCD, illuminated keys, programmable G-keys edit
            MOUSE Dell Optical Scroll Premium Mouse edit
            Accessories
            SOUND SOFTWARE SoundBlasterâ„¢ XFIâ„¢ Xtreme Gamer Card edit
            SPEAKERS No Speakers (Speakers are required to hear audio from your system) edit
            Dell Recommends
            Dellâ„¢ A525 Speakers
            Enhance your overall audio experience with a stylish, powerful speaker solution

            Upgrade to Dell™ A525 Speakers with Subwoofer [add € 40.00 or €2/month1]


            FLOPPY/MEDIA DRIVES 19-in-1 Media Card Reader with Bluetooth edit
            MICROSOFT SOFTWARE Microsoft® Works 9 - English edit
            Services & Software
            ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE SUPPORT No Accidental Damage Support edit
            SECURITY SOFTWARE No Security/Anti-Virus Protection - English edit
            Also included with your system
            Shipping Documents Documentation English XPS 630 with UK/Irish Power Cord
            Gedis Bundle Reference D07X606
            Order Information XPS Desktop 630 Order - Ireland
            Standard Warranty 1Yr XPS Premium Warranty Support - Priority Call In and Onsite Support
            Dell System Media Kit Resource DVD XPS 630 Diagnostics & Drivers


            Personal Loan - permanent tsb Finance Limited PlanTermTypical APRCash Price incl. shipping & VATMonthly PaymentTotal Amount Payable36 months (Consumer Loan) 18.90%€ 1,872.90€ 66.70€ 2,401.2048 months (Consumer Loan) 18.90%€ 1,872.90€ 48.32€ 2,319.36


            I dont think i would be looking to upgrade my pc for another 5+ years if i got one like this.. would do me fine


            What can i do if i dont got 1000€ spare, is there any other way i could build one with a price plan like this ^ ie im not so rich

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            • Liam:o
              Member
              • Nov 2007
              • 64

              #21
              Re: Xps 630

              Anyway if i had more money thasn sence, could someone build me the best computer from dell for 1600-2000 euro plz

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              • AllFoamNoBeer
                Member
                • Apr 2007
                • 4034

                #22
                Re: Xps 630

                That's where you are wrong. Don't even go for dell. Get your own parts and build it.

                For 2000 euros you can build two very impressive computers.

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                • =98=
                  Member
                  • Oct 2006
                  • 10299

                  #23
                  Re: Xps 630

                  Originally posted by LiaM-Z View Post
                  Personal Loan - permanent tsb Finance Limited PlanTermTypical APRCash Price incl. shipping & VATMonthly PaymentTotal Amount Payable36 months (Consumer Loan) 18.90%€ 1,872.90€ 66.70€ 2,401.2048 months (Consumer Loan) 18.90%€ 1,872.90€ 48.32€ 2,319.36
                  I'd just like to quote that. 18.9% APR... Are you mad?

                  if you want enough money, get a loan from the bank, then you pay less back in the future.

                  And, to be honest, i don't think you are going to find anyone who will help you build a Dell PC.

                  This area of the forum is 100% against buying high end machines pre-built like that as you get ripped off and you also get parts that go out of date stupidly fast.

                  Don't kid yourself that, that PC will last 5 years. No way.

                  The two main components, the Q6600 and 8800GT are old already. Soon, the Q9450 will be standard and the 8800gt has been replaced buy the 9800gt, hell, even the new Radeons are the same price but 50% better performing...


                  If you want help building your own PC, we will help. So many users like youself come here and want to buy a pre-built computer and we have persuaded them not to. It's easy to make your own now, it's a matter of clicking parts together.

                  I mean, let's get some testimonials.

                  Anyone who has recently built their first ever computer say "Yes" and explain how difficult it was and whether you feel satisfied.

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                  • Xodus
                    Member
                    • Apr 2006
                    • 846

                    #24
                    Re: Xps 630

                    I've actually bought my computer from dell, and I'm pretty for it, as long as you have a good reason and know what you're doing. I was able to call them up and get them to take 300 bucks off my order just becase. Then, I was able to get into a 12 months same as cash. So I got the rig on my profile for 1200 flat (This is when it was all new parts). No finance charges or ANYTHING. So if you know what you're doing and am good at persuading the company reps. And can get something like I did. Go for it. But otherwise, listen to these guys.

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                    • peeth
                      Member
                      • Jun 2007
                      • 319

                      #25
                      Re: Xps 630

                      "Yes", I have, it was extremely easy and fun to do, plus it saved me a fair bit of moneys.

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                      • Hellsent 2.0
                        Member
                        • Jul 2007
                        • 2137

                        #26
                        Re: Xps 630

                        I built my PC because i was on a very tight budget and couldnt afford to pay a premium for quality. So i looked up loadsa parts, reviews, then when i had a list i came back to the tech center (here) and asked if it was good for my budget. Some people gave me suggestions that i should change and stuf like that and it turned out for the better. Come christams day i opened up all the parts went up to my room and built it. It was so easy and i have to agree, as Alex said it is just a matter of 'clicking' parts together. Open motherboard box, screw motherboard in, click gfx card into place..etc etc.. Its easy!! Also it turned out i had an incredible system that was all handpicked by me and built by me. So i know every component in my PC. And it was alot cheaper than buying pre built. Also this system is pretty darn good for a budget system and should last me a while. I know this because i stress the point again, i know everything inside my PC..

                        Think of it this way, if you got a Dell you might see ohh Q6600, ohh 8800Gt, but what you dont know is the quality of those parts, or the motherboard, or anything like that. I say the only good thing about buying pre built is the warranty...But thats no biggy, so there is basically nothing going for pre built..

                        I hope you take into consideration the above and build a PC yourself...

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                        • Skaggy
                          Member
                          • Feb 2007
                          • 1974

                          #27
                          Re: Xps 630

                          Built my first PC about a month ago...
                          • I was able to include the exact components I wanted, custom tailored to my own requirements/budget.
                          • It would have been a good deal more expensive to buy it pre-built.
                          • It was fun to make, and I've learnt skills (if you can call them that) that I'll use in the future.
                          • I've now got a computer that plays all my games brilliantly and is so much easier to upgrade when it eventually doesn't.


                          You'll regret even considering buying a Dell when you build you own system.

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                          • Wizrdwarts
                            Member
                            • Dec 2006
                            • 3754

                            #28
                            Re: Xps 630

                            Originally posted by Alex98uk
                            BTX requires less cooling.
                            No, I mean when Dell switched to ATX. It's still a Dell mobo, might as well buy a new one while upgrading.

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                            • cloakster
                              Member
                              • Nov 2006
                              • 1396

                              #29
                              Re: Xps 630

                              LiaM-Z, you can build 2 of those PC's for a total of 2000 euros (maybe even less).

                              We are all trying in different ways to prove to you that buying a Dell is a big waste of money, especially since building your own computer is very easy and fun. Hopefully one of us have shown you that building your own PC rocks.

                              Also, that PC will NOT last you 5 years....1.5 years sounds right :P

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                              • Eagle101

                                #30
                                Re: Xps 630

                                Thats a lot of Euros going down the shi77er matie.

                                DIY read Alex's new guide.

                                everyone on this thread agrees that Dell is NOT the way to go you can build two gaming rigs and one work PC with 2000+Euros.

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