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Old 12-27-2014, 06:55 AM   #154
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Originally Posted by kacir View Post
You can buy a good computer in BestBuy, for a good price. You just have to watch the sale shelves like a hawk and view each sale with a very critical eye. Once a month there might be an interesting sale.
The vast majority of sales are good only when compared with the other deals in that store.

I personally would put together something using newegg.
I don't like the consumer versions of Dell, HP, etc. I like the business class machines -- they're more solid. There's just about zero chance I would buy a computer from Best Buy or any retail store. I used to build my own computers (RE: New Egg), but the cost of new and used business (Optiplex) Dells has changed my view on this. Of course I've never put together a high-end gaming PC (I don't play games), nor do I care if I have cutting edge hardware. Linux does well on older hardware.
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