Dell Dimension 8200

I have recently purchased a top of the range PC from Dell computers. Not only is the actual PC awesome but the service I received from Dell themselves was awesome. Many UK companies have a lot to learn and they should be doing that form Dell. I purchased a top of the range desktop PC. The 8300 series Dimension. I purchased this direct from the www.dell.co.uk website. The process was easy and trouble free. Firstly the dell website is very easy to navigate. It holds all the information you could ever want to know before purchasing from them, specifications, information about software, advice on what may be best for you, the list goes on. Once you ...  Read the complete review

Dell Dimension 8200 (8200) I bought the 8200 back in 2000, it came with Windows ME (Windows Melienum Edition) But I did further updating to it! It cost me £500 and it came with a Gigantic monitor that had a VGA ouput in it so the good thing about it was I didn't have to go and buy a VGA Cable! It also came with various accessories. Unfourtuanlly it didn't come with WIFI built in but I am going to put WIFI in it, because I have this computer still connected to my monitor and play it for games! I have it connected with a KVM switch and it's working excellently after nine years! What came in the Dell Dimension 8200 Box(s)... Dell Dimension 8200 ...  Read the complete review

---Overview--- Having had my two previous systems from PC world I was advised by my friend (who has two Dell computers) to have at look at Dell. So I took a gander at there website and was impressed by their customise and buy feature, which allowed you to stick to budget. So I decided to go around and have a look at his machines. Although he had the Dimension 8300, the Dimension 8200 is very similar in look and design to most of Dell's other ranges. ---Quality--- All the components and perhiperhals which came with my Dimension 8200 computer seemed that bit more solid than my previous PC's, such as the keyboard and mouse. The black ...  Read the complete review

First Looks_ This PC is rather old but still one of the best home PC's available, very relaiable. Comes with all software pre-installed on CD so if you happen to loose it all you can re-install it good as new. The instuctions manual is very clear and simple towards the setup and personal configurations of this Computer. It also gives you booklets/manuals on how to use all of the Microsoft Office programs such as Word and Publisher so that you know the basics. It comes with a 17" Monitor allready so you wont have to worry about buying a bigger one if you want. The monitor also comes with a hand instruction booklet on how to set it up and all of the settings ...  Read the complete review

I have and still use in anger a Dell XPS 400R based on the PII processor, which I purchased in April 1998. I have been a fan of both the computer and the company ever since. As I usually like to upgrade, although not too quickly - I usually miss out one generation of processor model, replacing my 486 with a Pentium II and now with the 8200?s P4. This PC offers power and performance without compromise as the motherboard uses the fast ram bus memory. The PC looks like a black book with the curved front acting as it?s spine simply press a button on top and bottom of the case and the book theme is continued as is reveals a book-like hinge-action as the ...  Read the complete review