Bazango
07-27-1999, 02:46 PM
Never heard of them, but, here's a good way to judge the quality of the product you might be getting. Find out who makes the internal components of the system you want. At this site you see many people who build their own machines and are concerned with each and every component in a desk top system. Some important components to ask about are:
1. The motherboard
2. The processor
3. The hard drive
4. The video card
5. The monitor
6. The sound card
7. memory (quantity is as important as quality)
Keyboards, mice, printers are of pretty typical quality and price, but the above items can be of widely varying quality and price. Some monitors for example can be completely unfit for viewing anything, be careful of brands there. Ask for component brand, model and even website.
1. The motherboard
2. The processor
3. The hard drive
4. The video card
5. The monitor
6. The sound card
7. memory (quantity is as important as quality)
Keyboards, mice, printers are of pretty typical quality and price, but the above items can be of widely varying quality and price. Some monitors for example can be completely unfit for viewing anything, be careful of brands there. Ask for component brand, model and even website.