14-09-12, 11:28 AM
What do you use it for? If it's just the internet, letter/spreadsheet and the occasional DVD then any cheap to mid range desktop or laptop will do the job perfectly. A major advantage of a cheap PC is you can replace it much sooner if it breaks or if you need something more powerful. I would be reluctant to spend over £350.
If you are into computer games or do lots of processor intensive stuff like photo manipulation then you obviously need something more powerful. However, in in the case of computer games, I would recommend a separate games console alongside your cheap PC. You won't have to worry about minimum specs and all the latest titles will be designed to run perfectly on your hardware for years.
If you are into computer games or do lots of processor intensive stuff like photo manipulation then you obviously need something more powerful. However, in in the case of computer games, I would recommend a separate games console alongside your cheap PC. You won't have to worry about minimum specs and all the latest titles will be designed to run perfectly on your hardware for years.
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