I agree about the limitations of enthusiast machines, esp these days.

On 10/20/09, Vivec <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> So...
>
> After being out for most of the day, I return home to find my super
> Dell 710H2C computer stuck on a screen which says File error.
> I reboot, and after 5 minutes I'm greeted with a BSOD labelled Memory
> Management.
>
> i run Windows 7RC Memory Management tool and find it says that there
> is a Hardware error.
>
> I'm now running memtest x86 to further test the memory.
>
> But it seems that...just like that out of the blue..my computer RAM
> modules have failed.
> They are two 2GB Dual Channel Ram modules, I think PC2 4200. The
> machine had a total of 4GB. (Future proofing).
> I cannot understand it..the machine is just about 2 years old..if so
> much. When I purchase a machine..I intend for it to last me 4 to 6
> years before I think about upgrading.
>
> It's really unbelievable that this happens.
>
> My advice to new PC buyers now is to NEVER purchase any of these
> 'enthusiast' machines. They do not function any better, or have any
> more reliability than other machines.
>
> The Alienware ALXs, the HP Blackbirds, Dell XPSs...they are all a
> massive waste of money and time.
>
> All you need is a decent processor and graphics card, and adequate
> cooling. And apparently several machines offer this,.including non
> 'enthusiast' systems from Dell, HP and others. From relatively cheap
> iBuyPower machines to off the shelf USD650.00 systems.
>
> memtest still has not finished running, but when it does I'll post
> what the outcome is.
>
> Depression..let us sit and chat over a bottle of 1919 and some coconut
> water.
> Oh...oh wait...there is no coconut water.
> *dies*
> ^_^
>
> 

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