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proposal: Computer purchasing F.A.Q thread
Vlishgnath:
http://www.tomshardware.com/index.html
This is my definitive site for guaging new PC technology. Might be more useful as a baseline for when someone wants to know precisely why their new $400 video card is better than the $200 alternative. Or vice versa.
Se7en:
Toms are of limited use. They NEVER get to the point, and theres always a certain amount of fanboyism and performance fanaticism that makes it very difficult for someone who isnt a totaly rabid gamer to actually get an honest impression of what gives the best value. And god help anyone who wants a budget system.
est:
yeah, i tend to kinda shop around when i look at review sites. tom's, anandtech, x-bit, behardware. i search around try to read between the lines.
i obviously forgot to put something up over the weekend. i'll be bored after lunch at work, so i'll probably put something up this afternoon.
Se7en:
Few things i have done that are already published online anyway:
http://www.spodesabode.com/content/article/gfxgroup Nice graphics card group test. 6 months out of date, but still mostly relevant.
http://www.spodesabode.com/content/article/tftbuyers A buying guide for TFTs.
http://www.spodesabode.com/content/article/hdriveroundup And a hard drive group test.
I have loads more stuff (mostly group tests of a range of similar products) but they were for magazine publication, id have to find out about copyright.
Catfish_Man:
http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/cpu.ars
Best cpu articles ever. I wish Hannibal would get off his butt and release his book already :)
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