Re: Building a computer (750 - 800 quid)
Sadly (but in a way fortunately), my parent's don't want me to get a PC and laptop because they believe there won't be enough space in the dorm room.
So I am probably going spend a few extra bucks to get a decent laptop.
One option is the HP dv6:
CPU: T9550 @ 2.66GHz
RAM: 4GB @ 800Mhz
HDD: 500GB @ 5400Rpm
GPU: HD 4650
I think it's a great system for 1000 pounds. For this sort of price range, I am not able to find any better system (apart from the Dell Studio XPS 16, but that is cheaper, but sacrifices on all aspects!)
So is this any good?
My other option is the MacBook Pro 13"
Naturally, OS issues. I can always dual boot (but that defeats the purpose).
Also, much smaller HDD and I believe the 9400M is a lot worse than the 4650?
Is this a good option?
Sadly (but in a way fortunately), my parent's don't want me to get a PC and laptop because they believe there won't be enough space in the dorm room.
So I am probably going spend a few extra bucks to get a decent laptop.
One option is the HP dv6:
CPU: T9550 @ 2.66GHz
RAM: 4GB @ 800Mhz
HDD: 500GB @ 5400Rpm
GPU: HD 4650
I think it's a great system for 1000 pounds. For this sort of price range, I am not able to find any better system (apart from the Dell Studio XPS 16, but that is cheaper, but sacrifices on all aspects!)
So is this any good?
My other option is the MacBook Pro 13"
Naturally, OS issues. I can always dual boot (but that defeats the purpose).
Also, much smaller HDD and I believe the 9400M is a lot worse than the 4650?
Is this a good option?

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