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  1. Posts : 2,606
    Windows 7 Pro X64 SP1
       #11

    Shaf said:
    Thanks guys. I've opted for this instead as the one above cannot be customized with firewire port:

    Alienware Aurora Matte Black 525W Chassis 1 £1,324.16

    3.4GHz Intel® Core i7 2600k
    16GB RAM
    1Gb Nvidia gtx
    2TB HDD
    Win 7 64bit

    Total price £1608 inc VAT
    Discounted to £1450
    You could add Firewire with a PCI-E X1 card. (The port would be in the rear I/O panel, which can be inconvenient.)

    Alternately, why not assemble one yourself? I'm not in the UK, but at amazon.co.uk, a shopping list:

    I7-2600k
    Asus A8Z68-V Pro
    16 GB Corsair Vengeance memory kit (4X4GB)
    GTX 560 ti
    Gigabyte Triton 180 case (not sure it takes a 9" long graphics card like the 560 ti)
    Corsair 600CX power supply
    WDC Caviar Black 2TB HD
    Microsoft Windows Home Premium X64 OEM

    can be had for £1000. (You could go with a cheaper graphics card, if you're not planning on gaming. You might like a nicer case, or a heftier power supply.) You wouldn't get the racy (?) Alienware case, or a system level warranty.
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 26,869
    Windows 11 Pro
       #12

    I agree with bobkn, you can build a better computer, with the quality of parts YOU want for less money.
      My Computer


 
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