Read more.We investigate whether Midland Premier, a UK-based SI, has got it just right with the £2,000 Cobra gaming PC.
Read more.We investigate whether Midland Premier, a UK-based SI, has got it just right with the £2,000 Cobra gaming PC.
Hmm, they seem to have jacked the price up by £104 already!
Seems like a good system, though I have to say that it doesn't fill me with much confidence when a company's "right2reply" has spelling, grammar and punctuation mistakes in there. And yes, I'm one of those guys that would choose to not go to a certain restaurant, based purely on the fact that they didn't put enough effort into checking for spelling mistakes on their menu.
It's a principle thing, but I think it goes a long way in making a company look professional. I see it the same way as a shop ensuring that customer facing employee's are always clean, smart and tidy. Just as they would always try to keep the actual shop clean and tidy.
With that being said...*puts on flame retardant suit*
Grammar nazi! BURN HIM!
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Actually, no, I'm totally with you.
My HTPC: Linky
I got curious why is the atx 24 pin extender there? Is the PSU cable too short or is it for any other purpose?
Vadim (05-09-2009)
I purchaed this case and then after putting everything into the case I didn't actually like it. It's now up in the attic in the box. I should sell it really because thjere is nothing wrong with it. it's just didn't grab me.
JONESSIENever use an iPod Touch to type because you need fingers like chopsticks.
JONESSIENever use an iPod Touch to type because you need fingers like chopsticks.
Thanks Philip, why didnt i think of that... got to volunteer for a day or so to build some systems and get upto date
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