Just ordered computer...
 

for college

Dell XPS M1330
13.3" WXGA with TruLife and 2.0 megapixel web cam
Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor T7500 (2.2GHz/800Mhz FSB, 4MB Cache)
2GB Shared Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz
128MB NVIDIA® GeForce™ Go 8400M GS
120GB SATA Hard Drive (5400RPM)
Biometric Fingerprint Reader (it was $23 so why not lol)
Intel® 3945 802.11a/g Mini-card
Built-in Bluetooth capability (2.0 EDR)
CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-RW Drive)

3 year Dell care plan which also includes 3 years of anti spyware and anti-virus software.

sounds expensive and nice.

as long as you can watch porn on it its all good...from my 600 dollar laptop to my juggernaut 4000 rig it all comes down to the same damn thing...carmen luvana, jesse jane, rachel starr

Shoulda just newegg'd that shit.

I agree, though im using Tiger Direct, Im building me a new one. Parts already ordered....
EVGA 680i mobo
case with two 90mm fans plus two 120mm fans
Ultra 1000 watt PSU
WesDig 750GB HD
Intell E6600 core 2 duo (2.4 GHz I think)
and ....
4 one gig sticks of Corsair ram


The video cards are next, want to go with 2 Nvidia 8800s with 768 ram, but they are $700 each (so prolly a bit over 1500 bucks for the 2. Arrgg! Arrghh! Thats a gig and a half of just video memory alone!:moreboost:

In all this system will cost me 3300 dollars, but I wont need to do this chit again for a long while!

Yup, once you know you newegg. lol...

Congrats purestang! Dude you are getting all kinds of stuff! hehe..

It would kill me to have to spend that much money on something other than my car, lol.

lol..me too. for 3300...that's a nice centri setup.

chuckle...i'll give you six to eight months before youre thinking of upgrading...you know we cant keep up with technology...i can buy something state of the art off tiger direct and see the next gen of it before my order arrives.....by the way....750 gig hard drive?????? holy shit batman

yup. this was part of me going to college and keeping good grades through high school.

I dont have a big need for HD space I thought 750 would be ummm not too small and not too large! God knows there are folks thats got 2 terabites (SP?) or better in their system. I got no need for even that whole 750..... but just incase though! LOL