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mlwjackson

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There is a current deal available for a Lenovo desktop system that looks very good to take care of my need for a low/mid range business PC. Specs are AMD +4000, 250GB SATA III HD, 1 GB DDR2 RAM, DVD +/- burner, 7 USB, multicard reader, integrated 128MB shared video, 1 open PCIe x16 slot, 1 open PCI slot, 1 open 5.25 bay, a couple of 3.5" bays and 250W power supply. It also comes with a 19" wide screen LCD monitor with 5ms response time and 500:1 contrast ratio. This is available for $549.

I figure all I really need is a second HD (I prefer my OS on a separate drive) and a low end PCIe video card. With careful shopping I figure that can be done for less than $100.

Can anyone spec me a system what would be a better deal than this?
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hi,

whats your budget ?.

cheers...xxx1
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The cost of the Lenovo system is $550. But the monitor has a minimum value of $125 so the real budget to produce a self assembled system would be a maximum of $425. Remember, the question is not can I build a better system but can I build a better system for the same or less money?

It seems to me that the inclusion of the moitor with it's specs make it difficult to beat the deal. But, I'm not in touch with the high quality midrange components that may be out there with which to build.
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