Well Its Official

[Thermodyne]

Suicide Junkie said:
Bleeding edge is never really worth it for a home user.

I would disagree with that statement. Bleeding edge is never enough. Engineering samples kick butt

[Emperor's Child]

At the risk of bringing down the vengance of the computer gods, I've been pretty happy with my home PC... I bought it in June 1999 and it has been my little workhorse since. I bought a top-end for that time device with the hope it will serve me for a while, and it has done that job proudly. The only thing I've had to replace is a modem that got fried by a power surge on the telephone lines. I'm now holding on while the new 64-bit chips get sorted out, and when the market begins to mature in that area I'll upgrade.

Good luck!

[Fyron]

Thermodyne said:
I would disagree with that statement. Bleeding edge is never enough. Engineering samples kick butt

Let's rephrase: For those that are not obsessed with pointless benchmarks, bleeding edge is never really worth it for a home user.