How much does your current pc cost?

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Question says it all.

£0 - £100 4
£100 - £200 7
£200 - £300 6
£300 - £400 6
£400 - £500 9
£500 - £600 6
£600 - £700 7
£700 - £800 5
£800 - £700+ 29
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  • [Old Memory]
    12 years ago

    33,766.5 pesos

    128,790 rupees

    3,616,250 Lira

    ... I'm not familiar with UK Pounds :\

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  • Darkoil
    12 years ago

    Self built desktop, £450 worth of parts, couldn't get one from a chain store as powerful for less than £900 maybe even more.

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  • sunny_wantsome
    12 years ago

    yup thanks

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  • sunny_wantsome
    12 years ago

    Configuration Please

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  • sunny_wantsome
    12 years ago

    70,000 Rs

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  • karmasAbich
    12 years ago

    90 pounds.
    It's limited edition. Broken keyboard and all.

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  • karmasAbich
    12 years ago

    Seeing how i spilled some water on my laptop and it fried the keyboard and you now have to use an external keyboard, its a limited edition. So I'd say 90 pounds

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  • Flaze
    12 years ago

    Current desktop:

    Paid: $800 AUD

    Parts: $100 AUD
    Accessories: $100 AUD

    Total: Ripped off

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  • mizeka
    12 years ago

    I have never bought a whole PC, since I always buy individual parts and assemble them together myself. That way I can make a high-end gaming computer about half the price it would cost to buy it as a whole.

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  • Ghost121
    12 years ago

    $399

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  • Shackleford96
    12 years ago

    Sorry, I am not familiar with that currency, but my laptop cost around $500 US dollars when I bought it new about 4 or 5 years ago. It probably wouldn't be worth $100 now though :(

    My next computer WILL be a desktop type though. That much I am certain. It would be really cool if I could learn how to build one myself, but I am doubtful...

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    • Ihadtomakeyetanotheraccountffs
      12 years ago

      Building a PC is actually really easy once you know how. Just take your time and follow a video tutorial on YouTube. Or even better if you know someone with the skills, have them show you.

      PS: You can type currency conversions into Google search, for example "500 dollars to pounds" and it will give you the answer.

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      • Shackleford96
        12 years ago

        Hm, I might have to do some youtube research sometime on building a computer...

        I didn't know if it was pounds or euros.

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        • Ihadtomakeyetanotheraccountffs
          12 years ago

          http://troll.me/images/ancient-aliens-guy/-americans.jpg

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    • Darkoil
      12 years ago

      £1 = $1.50

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      • Shackleford96
        12 years ago

        Thanks!

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  • Legion
    12 years ago

    My laptop Cost $348.

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  • zchristian
    12 years ago

    Honestly i can say i have no idea...

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  • theytookthisone
    12 years ago

    $700ish, laptop

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  • dom180
    12 years ago

    I honestly can't remember. I couldn't get more than £100 if I sold it today, and I can't imagine wanting to pay more than £300 for a new PC when I got it. I never even use my desktop and I rarely use my laptop. It's all on the iPod Touch :D

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  • Dot123
    12 years ago

    600$

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  • Ihadtomakeyetanotheraccountffs
    12 years ago

    The last option should be £800-£900+ BTW.

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    • LethalBurger
      12 years ago

      Yeah, i got a bit impatient :D

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      • Ihadtomakeyetanotheraccountffs
        12 years ago

        What?

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        • LethalBurger
          12 years ago

          :D

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  • koko91
    12 years ago

    616$

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  • FreeWilly69
    12 years ago

    OMG I literally would not have a clue!

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  • SoccerStud88
    12 years ago

    Macbook Pro ftw

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