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I agree. I've installed it several times, to test various configurations but it's never stayed installed longer than a week.

I safari'd around
Itune'd a CD
Macvidia'd the display

I guess I qualify as a geek. 2 PC's 1 ibook and several parts left over.
it's funny, people like that make it harder for companies to provide a quality product.

Memo to the Plantiff- Thanks alot for your continued impact on the general population. Each time I'm on my headset and can't turn the volume up any louder I'll thank you for protecting my hearing although I'm competent enough to use the volume buttons.
no way! 10 comments and it wasn't said! ok, here it goes:

"I for one, welcome our gun wielding voice recognizing overpriced overlords"


Oh, and just for good measure I’ll turn it into an apple fanboy post (I’m not a apple fanboy though i do own one) here goes: “If it runs windows it will have major security issues”


Now I’ve said everything that’s going to be said about this post….let’s move on to the next one shall we?
@ 2,3,4....


That was the 1st thing i said. They should offer design choices.
#29
ok ok ok, I was poking fun at 10 Grand on a Dell (factory supported box #27) It was intended as humor, Remember the MasterCard priceless commercials?

#26 & #27
No one is upset with the fact that some people have the money to purchase a 10K rig for gaming. However, those with that type of money for this MOST LIKELY will enjoy the build process. As any avid PC gaming pro will tell you, they will reformat and re-install the software and customize just about any other thing (hardware/software See POST #12)so they can get the ultimate performance for their needs.

-all-
Show me someone who drops 10K on a PC and doesn’t price it themselves and I’ll show you a fool!(a rich fool though ;-) )

Factory Support?
1 year warranty usually standard when you purchase the hardware.
Support? 1 year included (FROM DELL'S WEBSITE)


10G’s on a PC and your too cheap to pay a tech? (Mmmhmmm)
Pentium 4 3.73ghz 1066 extreme -$1035
GIGABYTE GA-8N-SLI Quad Royal LGA775/nForce4 SLI/4x PCI-E x16 /2LAN Motherboard-$228.66
PC2-6400 DDR2-800 2GB - Patriot -- PDC22G6400LLK -- (2 pcs 1GB)-249.85
(4) PNY Verto GeForce 7900 GTX PCIe x16 GDDR3 512MB HDTV / -2047.96
Creative Labs Sound Blaster X-Fi Fatal1ty – 260.5
(2)Western Digital Raptor WD1500ADFD 150GB Serial ATA 10000RPM Hard Drive w/16MB Buffer-$560
Western Digital - Caviar RE2 400GB Serial ATA Hard Disk Drive - 16MB -$184
DELL ULTRASHARP 3007WFP 30 LCD MONITOR 16:10 Wide Aspect LCD-$2084.25
Klipsch ProMedia ultra 5.1 Personal Audio – $352.89
(2)PLEXTOR Black 16X DVD+R-$157.88
V1000A Super Tower Series Xaser -$156.00
Thermaltake AquariusII Liquid Cooling System(to handle overclocking)-239.98

Total= $7569.95

Giving Dell 2360.05 extra….. Priceless!

For everything else in life there is PRICEWATCH!
And the winner is comment number XXXXX!

-speech! speech! speech!-

First of all, i'd like to thank Engadget for helping me get through each boring day at work (everyday). Not that the check they pay me isn't important but, Engadget is alittle more important.

--Speech to be continued from the new handset recieved--
Cingular compatible!!! or anything else you wanna gimme
Giants didn't show because Carolina DID!!!
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I'm in the market for a new phone and money isn't a limitation. I'm also not partial to any particular US carrier, but here are some of the features I'd like to have: WiFi, GPS, good coverage in lots of places, push Gmail (a must!), physical keyboard (a must!), a touchscreen, decent battery life and a relatively slim body. And please, nothing that has a fruit logo on it. No offense to the fruit fans, though. Thanks!"

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