@daftbil Basically you get what you pay for, and the most important thing to remember with off-the-shelf Dell's etc is that the prices are what they are for a reason.
And that reason is normally that they skimp you on the power unit and other things.
And that reason is normally that they skimp you on the power unit and other things.
@daftbil That means that they'll last you for a couple of years, but you don't really have an upgrade path beyond that. You'll be buying fresh again.
Whereas with something like a Gladiator you're getting something he can love, but also learn from and improve, getting that few more years
Whereas with something like a Gladiator you're getting something he can love, but also learn from and improve, getting that few more years
@daftbil I literally helped a mate upgrade his PC for the first time in his life a couple of weekends ago. New card, new SSD, fresh windows install.
It was a Gladiator, so it had all the power it needed, was easy to open and for him to see what he needed to do etc.
It was a Gladiator, so it had all the power it needed, was easy to open and for him to see what he needed to do etc.
@daftbil I didn't really have to do anything. Just be there as an emergency comfort blanket. Wish it had been like that back in my day when I was upgrading my first PC (i put in my own graphics card at uni. It had a whole 2mb of RAM)!
@daftbil Anyway. That's my recommendation. Hey, @GladiatorPC wanna help a 14 year old out on his very first PC Gaming journey with a discount code. G'wan. You know you want to. He'll be hooked for life! 😄
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