HP computer from Sam's club - good buy?
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My computer motherboard just died and the rest of my system is about three years old. I know I could build a slightly better system for the money but I was wondering if this was a good deal?
http://www.samsclub.com/sams/shop/product.jsp?productId=prod4850051&navAction=push
I have a better graphics card on my old system I could pop in, if I need it. Also 18 months no interest.
Thanks for the help.
Stuart
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Good deal for what you get, just be sure to remove all the HP bloat ware.
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Definitely sounds good.
@solo said:
just be sure to remove all the HP bloat ware.
Which is everything below the OS

(I spent two days with cleaning up my Acer laptop from crap like this
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@gaieus said:
(I spent two days with cleaning up my Acer laptop from crap like this
)me too. just do a clean install of windows if u get it. my kept getting blue till i did.

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These bastards did not include a Windows CD but everything was pre-installed (OEM). Ah yeah, it then kept popping up to make a backup just in case. I will certainly make one (haven't made it yet though).
Anyway, I got 3 years of full guarantee with it.

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@gaieus said:
These bastards did not include a Windows CD but everything was pre-installed (OEM). Ah yeah, it then kept popping up to make a backup just in case. I will certainly make one (haven't made it yet though).
Anyway, I got 3 years of full guarantee with it.

its a pain but you can download a backup copy of windows and use the key off the sticker on your new pc.

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Thanks for the help! (Thanks Solo for the thumbs up.)
I like building computers but sometimes it is nice to just plug it in and go...(lousy timing for buying a new computer. Who has money at this time of year.)
And thanks for the tip about downloading windows and using the sticker number. I think I will start it from scratch instead of fighting all the advertising.....
Thanks!
Stuart
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