[Cgnebksb]

So i saw this alienware computer came in for repair at work today and i was kinda excited because i find it more interesting when i get to repair something a little more interesting then your everyday desktop.

Open it up see a 700w PSU, Core 2 etc etc. Then i see the video card... X1650XT. I almost fell over, dont get me wrong i dont have anything against the card itself, but this 700W PSU in it was huuuuge, bigger then standard for sure (and like 4x18amp 12v rails) and then the itty bitty little X1650XT, dont think i needed that big of a PSU [rofl]


That aside, i was curious who actually makes alienware cases? because i was impressed with how deep the case with (i always have my hard drive cages hitting the back of the long video cards)

[fudelholf]

Just because it's an Alienware doesn't mean it's going to have the absolute best of the time. You can go online, pick a basic model and budget the hell out of it... simultaneously ending up with hardware you can't configure that is overkill for what you did select.

[TouccuraLar]

Honestly, I LOL @ most prebuilt PC's [rofl]

[Petwrenny]

I wouldn't mind an alienware case, they look really good, but theres no where to get them
[thumbdown]
Looks like if i want one, i have to pay through my bum cheeks for a pre-built pc [cursing]

[unishisse]

wow someone else from North Yorkshire. the big psu might be there with some futureproofing for expandability in mind. you never know.

[actrisski]

wow someone else from North Yorkshire. the big psu might be there with some futureproofing for expandability in mind. you never know.

Or that's how they manufacturing the case... one case fits all type manufacturing to keep the costs down

[Cgnebksb]

speaking of the case do they make it themselves or are they made by another company?