Journal #6860

Posted 13 years ago2010-11-02 09:01:40 UTC
Habboi HabboiSticky White Love Glue
A week later and my PC is fix0red.

Nice chap came and Dell basically gave him a new motherboard and graphics card to install. All seems well for now but I have to go through that painful process of removing the free shit, mcafee and updating to SP2.

I originally had a Nvidia GTX 8800 but they gave me a GTX 285 as a replacement.

So I bought a Dell 710 and it has now been upgraded to a 720. Woo XD

6 Comments

Commented 13 years ago2010-11-02 13:10:44 UTC Comment #44623
woah, and you got all this for free because your pc broke down? that's f'ing killer man :P.
Commented 13 years ago2010-11-02 18:24:21 UTC Comment #44621
That's a nice card. I have a 275 myself, which performs really well. An even though Dell gave you an upgrade for free I still think you should build computers yourself ;)
Commented 13 years ago2010-11-02 18:36:42 UTC Comment #44620
I'm with PB on that. Building it on your own is cheaper and much more interesting/fun.
Commented 13 years ago2010-11-03 05:14:00 UTC Comment #44622
Updating to Service Pack 2, Wut? Don't you mean Service Pack 3?
Commented 13 years ago2010-11-03 09:50:54 UTC Comment #44619
Nope. I'm using Vista. A quick google brings up nothing but "Will there be an SP3 for Vista".

Anyway can anyone tell me how good this card is? I understood the 8800 GTX was top notch when I bought it but this card is a mystery to me. How much better are the cards above this one?

As for building my own PC. I'm sure it's exciting but like I said to my father yesterday. The Dell dude couldn't answer any of my software questions but was great at building the hardware side of it.

My point is, I'm more software than hardware and really don't have the patience to learn. Besides for 100 pounds I'm covered for three years and don't have to worry about sorting it out. Lazy ftw.

EDIT

By the way for some reason I now have a new V drive with about 47.7 mb space and filled with Dell Diagnostic this and so on. Wonder if he left it plugged in @_@
Commented 13 years ago2010-11-04 07:05:05 UTC Comment #44618
Dude, Windows 7 that thing.

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