What do you plan on doing on your laptop? What is your budget?
Do you have a model number for the Dell you linked to? (link isn't working)
Do you have a model number for the Dell you linked to? (link isn't working)
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hey thanks man well its for my dad really and my sister its just to surf web check email and just talk on aim stuff like that nothing much and am looking at the Inspiron 15 and will 2.00GHZ to a 2.4 really make a difference thanks
Originally Posted by Acreo Aeneas  What do you plan on doing on your laptop? What is your budget? Do you have a model number for the Dell you linked to? (link isn't working) |
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No its a 64bit
Originally Posted by ninjinsamax3 2.4 is what CPU? P8600? Seems good though. I think from 2.0GHz to 2.4GHz you will notice a little. And since the OS is going to be 32bit from Dell, you won't use all 4GB. |
There is this refurb at Fry's:
http://shop1.frys.com/product/585100...age%20Pod
od2
Looks like a pretty sweet deal and would do everything you need. Obviously nothing special but for that price, can't be to picky.
http://shop1.frys.com/product/585100...age%20Pod
od2Looks like a pretty sweet deal and would do everything you need. Obviously nothing special but for that price, can't be to picky.
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For such low intensity applications, the extra 400 MHz isn't noticeable (unless you happen to watch streaming full-HD videos). You're better off saving the money for something else.
Originally Posted by Emu105 hey thanks man well its for my dad really and my sister its just to surf web check email and just talk on aim stuff like that nothing much and am looking at the Inspiron 15 and will 2.00GHZ to a 2.4 really make a difference thanks |
Check the link I just posted up there.
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Seems similar to me.
Since you have credit, then that would be the better deal. I think that is more than enough for both your father and sister. I honestly like Dell, but then they cost a lot more than what they are worth, but since you can save more by using the credit to buy it, then there are no problems. Looks good to me.
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