Steve Hernandez at SYS built mine for me. I wanted an Athlon chip, big card and Windows 2000. Had it 5 days later. I think the bill was $1,500. Running 4 17' flat monitors purchased separately but my rig can go up to 16 they say. Bought a biz one from them with 15' flat for $1,250 delivered. PM if you want more info. So far so good. sys.com Geo
I use a 200 mhz pent s with a coprocessor and it works fine, but i only run 2 monitors wiith realtick
William, Now your other post has me thinking. Maybe I should trade the kids 1.2 Celeron for my 500. Or I wonder how easily and inexpensively I could upgrade the 500 to something significantly more powerful without having to redo everything. Any thoughts there? Also, I caught up with your last post re: opening breaks. Interesting that the discussion turned to gaps. I did not even think of gaps. But you know, when I shake my head it rattles, so my contributions are always suspect. I do know one thing though....
I'm partial to Dell computers, every one that I've owned has worked flawlessly. I would be hesitant to buy an emachines, I'm a firm believer that you get what you pay for. You need something solid that offers good technical support for trading. My 2 cents... Whamo
about 2 years ago i was looking for a laptop i bought a E-machine Well i realized why it was cheap! It was very noisy and the speakers were terrible. That turned me right off so i returned it and bought a real name brand. to me it was worth the price difference