Re: You Should Have Got a DELL, Dude

["Igor Kaplun" <ikaplun@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Gary, how are you, buddy?
I am glad that you read my mail.
I also thing that it is not a trouble at all to build what you want,
to build the way you want it.
I got from friend of mine needed tools from Win98 and scan HD that
Win2k did not like. I scan C: and E: - the first and the last drives
that Win2k cannot chow.  ScanDisk finds no one problem so far! ...

Thanks,

Val


----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary Fritz" <fritz@xxxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 5:24 PM
Subject: Re: You Should Have Got a DELL, Dude


> > Hello MRMXYPTLK, - How are you?
> > By the way what is your << MoRe MaX YPee TaLK >> stands for, dude?
>
> Actually he's missing a "z".  It's Mr. Myxzptlk -- he was a nasty
little
> imp that troubled Superman from time to time.
>
> That's almost as obscure as Joe Bfstplk.  :-)
>
> Anyway, back to the original question:  I recently built a system
too.  I'd
> planned to buy one from Dell, but then I saw Dell's price was
roughly 2-3x
> what it would cost me to build an equivalent system.  I figured what
the
> heck, I wanted to get more familiar with my PC "under the hood"
anyway, and
> this way I got to select **exactly** the components I wanted.
>
> I don't have Dell's support contract this way, but hell, I could buy
a
> SECOND backup PC for less than what Dell's system would cost.
>
> Gary
>
>