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mine lasted 8 years

ahh i see, i was completely dodging studley so wouldn't have seen it anyway Will keep a look out for it though

First time i have been spotted!! but i didn't see the pink 182 :( Oh and its a 172

Do you work at currys by any chance, because i know they gave them out if you sold their infinity product

put the 172 in storage and get a DCi for a bit

for older people ipads are brilliant, so easy to use no faffing with antivirus software etc. just connect to wifi and charge occasionaly

Build it yourself will be cheaper and you can spec it for your needs. Only problem at the moment is that Hard Drives are silloy money apparently there is a 1TB on ebay for £1000

Have to agree with the above comment, if i didn't buy a mac i would have almost certainly bought a lenovo.

i think my car does this aswell, i would be interested in a solution

they use the MOT certificate don't they, so i would count the MOT during the insurance year as 0 milage if you see what i mean

you could save £20 on the ram if you wanted as games only require 4GB and get a better keyboard/mouse

I have windows 8 on my laptop and to be honest i dont see the advantages over 7, all i can see is mobile/tablet based apps and interfaces. i have looked at a pretty good article, here, they seem to be trying to make a big deal about all of thy touchy feely interfaces and ARM support. From what...

Please inform me of the differences :)

windows 8 is practically the same as 7 with some metro ui tablet start menu

Why not mirror the old Hard drive onto the new one?

I am afraid to say it is actually a terrible bit of kit, constantly crashing, lots of bugs in the OS and features that cause the router to fail. It also lacks some of the features my 3 year old netgear router has.

Epsons use pizo-electric technology to create a better quality printout than any other inkjet printer.

one of them wirelss kodak printers with ink that costs about 50p

You try speccing a whole pc for less than £500, not just the basic components. Dual core is all that is required for gaming, fact. That i3 is a very good processor only 4 fps behind a 2500k in cyrsis proven here. 8GB of RAM, who needs that much games use 4GB maximum. i do agree with the 560ti...

look here, lots of useful info, genuine benchmarks and a hardware buyers guide. http://www.bit-tech.net/

seriously, try again

have ou ever built a pc before or have you ignored the budget?

would rather spend more and go for this, http://www.specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/product.php?productid=12136&cat=0&page=1 anyway i would not reccomend water cooling at all, there is just too much to go wrong

For a CPU cooler look at benchmarks, alot of them are rubbish and no better than stock. Cheap liquid cooling, really? I think saying any 600w isn't a good idea either, you need to get a good quality PSU cheap 600w ones will be 600w peak wheras expensive ones will be 600w consistently, look for...

I found it amusing when jeremy was going on about the car not having A/C whilst driving a FF 200 with climate control.

i just made it up, i would be very careful using an old power supply, remember all of your expensive components are connected to it so if it fails your whole computer may well be also destroyed.

Go for this, just over budget though PC spec by sbridgey, on Flickr could save £20 with this http://www.scan.co.uk/products/1gb-evga-gtx-460-superclocked-3800mhz-gddr5-gpu-763mhz-shader-clock-1526mhz-336-cores-2x-dl-dvi-i-mi That is a very good system for the money in my opinion

i think i saw a 56 plate on ebay last year

More than likely, he lives in redditch i think

2003 but some like mine were registered late