Re: NCR for those of you who know computers well

From: "Dawn DelliSanti" <CREEDGIRLL@AOL.COM>
To: <CREED-DISCUSS@WINDUPLIST.COM>
Date: Thu
20 Dec 2001 17:38:18 EST

In a message dated 12/20/01 5:22:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, swhite@TUCKER-USA.COM writes:


   Well, since it's on it's way, you may as well try it out and see if it's what you like.  But again, I would dump the OS immediately and get something better.  Of course, doing so would probably void your warranty, since you're changing something that will affect the way the computer works (it'll work better, but that's corporations for ya).  Since it's dad's money, see if the computer is good enough for you.  But in all honesty, I would have shopped around a bit before committing to this one.  As Debbi said, Dell is much nicer to work with...


I know, but the thing with him is that he is an asshole, and we went to Gateway, and if we didn't go, and I didn't get one at that time, he would have turned around and been a prick and not gotten me anything.  I figured if I could get something, I had better taken it then.  It sucks, but that is how he is.


you can actually custom-build a computer with them, and get a whole lot more for

the same cost as you're paying for this one.  Plus, Dell doesn't give you AOL, so that is a perk all in itself.
   But, as I said... play with it a bit... try running it to extremes... leave it turned on and running for a few days... load some high-resource usage programs... see how it handles under pressure.  And yeah, it's going to have sound... but again, you could have gotten better.
   It may not seem like it now, but pretty soon you'll start to fin the flaws in the computer... for example, the drive space is going to haunt you in a couple months, unless you are VERY careful about what you have on the computer.  And for the cost, you should have gotten a CDRW too... you'll miss that terribly.

I have a CDR now, and I have yet to use it.  I am so bad.