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When I first saw that dell was coming out with a Dimension 8400 I decided that that was the computer I wanted to get to replace my aging sony vaio (and play doom 3 and half life 2). This dimension 8400 is insanely fast, I love it. I just had to wait about a month for it to be delivered due to parts shortages.
Its got an Intel Pentium 4 560 (3.6GHz)
1GB 533 MHz DDR2 SDRAM
2 160GB 7,200 RPM SATA hard drives
12X DVD+RW dual layer drive
8 USB ports
Firewire port
Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 2 sound card
Dell 5650 5.1 speakers
256MB ATI Radeon X800XT Ultra graphics card.
Windows XP Pro.
Its the same thing as http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1624220,00.asp save for the monitor, im using my previous 22 inch crt.
Also Im going to sell my old vaio to a friend of mine, which is the easiest way to clear the hard drive? I have the system restore discs.
Thanks
Quote:quote:Originally posted by LittleShortyThe fastest and best way to clear the hard drive would be to format
Indeed, but the system restore disks should do the trick just as well and leave a usable OS for your purchaser.
Sounds like a awesome comp, I’m stuck with the Dell 2400 For now. I got that when it came out,But I havent had any problems with it which is cool.. A heck lot better than my old compaq computer, And alot faster.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by ys8er2323wow I can smell rip off from a mile away
$2999.00 ?
get your money back specially if its a dell
Actually no. The reason why I got a Dell is because my uncle is pretty high up in the Dell corporation and he said he could get me a good deal on it. He came through and I got it for $1799.00 since I didnt need a monitor either.:D
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