Jaswir
Member
i have had luck with my Gateway... its 5 years old and runs top notch! only thing is that the HD went out like a year ago due to me turning off the computer while i was reformating and currupted the Hard drive...
wht93gtEd said:whoa whoa whoa...every needs to calm down.
From working in the computer industry, hand-in-hand with some of the largest companies in the US & around the world, I can tell you that for Windows based machines, DELL are used by about 85% of the customers.
DELL builds some of the best server grade machines out there right now. When you buy any off the shelf model, it's tailored to someone who wants all that software and garbage (its called features). Your computer is 3 years old, that's a pretty good run if you ask me, considering hard drives do have an expected life.
Also, I will agree that the hard drives in DELL machines are garbage, but they're also the same generic hard drives found in most computers out there (again, trust me, I do this stuff all day).
Your best bet, build it yourself, or have one built for you. However, like I said, a server grade DELL machine will not dissapoint.
p.s. You should always reload any machine you buy!!!! There'll be backup disks for any software that's pre-loaded which you may want or need.
p.s.s. Dell has moved all of its customer support back to the US.
emagdnim said:Whoa all this Dell bashing
Its definatly not worth taking legal action on since I think there was a misuderstanding between you and whoever you were talking to. If you pm me your ST I will take care of it for you.....
grey5.0beast said:I have a dell laptop and it does indeed burn through HDs, I am on the third in about 4 years but its not tooo terrible.
The mouse has a mind of its own though, it randomly starts swinging around the screen and I can't control it. Luckily mine is still under my dads name at work, he is allowed to have 3 at a time, to "test them"so anytime anything breaks, a Tech is sent to our house from verizon and they fix it!
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