In today’s day and age most people rely on their smartphones, tablets, or laptops for purposes of staying connected to the World Wide Web for social connectivity, business related endeavors, or just too simply surf the Internet.
But what about the small percent of people who are “old school” and rely on a traditional powerhouse desktop that can handle multi leveled tasks? Depending upon one’s lifestyle, some people need a reliable desktop to handle various tasks within their daily lives.
Whether its video editing/rendering, PC gaming, software that eats up random access memory (RAM), or any other number of things that take place on a computer; we all want our computers (or mobile technology devices) to run at peak performance without error.
With this in mind, I went out the other day to purchase a desktop computer that would hopefully deliver a power packing punch of horsepower to handle my daily PC usage that will stand the test of time in performance without crashing.
Recently my Toshiba Satellite A205-S5804 laptop just stopped working. While I was able to salvage my data off of the hard drive from the laptop; unfortunately, I have not been able to revive my laptop as of yet. I am thinking that I may have fried my motherboard or processor by overclocking the system.
Needless to say, I found myself in Best Buy with an inclination that I don’t want to repeat another failed computer so I purchased the most power driven computer that they had in stock.
Under any other circumstance, I would have shopped online for bargain priced desktops or even purchase the parts that I need to build my own power-horse of a PC. Unfortunately time was not on my side to do these things as I needed a computer now for purposes of business and school.
The PC that I so eagerly couldn’t wait to bring home and test out is an ASUS desktop that should be able to handle all my daily PC usages. Of course, time will tell if this desktop can hold true as the blue ribbon of desktops or not. Click here for specs.
In the meantime, feel free to check out the unboxing of the ASUS desktop (Model #M51AD) that I did end up spending $879.99 retail on.
Don’t feel bad about the sticker price being almost $1,000 because I’m not. I actually saved $120 with one of their promos and I was able to spend that $120 on a new 28 inch TV that I will be utilizing with the newly purchased ASUS desktop.
But what about the small percent of people who are “old school” and rely on a traditional powerhouse desktop that can handle multi leveled tasks? Depending upon one’s lifestyle, some people need a reliable desktop to handle various tasks within their daily lives.
Whether its video editing/rendering, PC gaming, software that eats up random access memory (RAM), or any other number of things that take place on a computer; we all want our computers (or mobile technology devices) to run at peak performance without error.
With this in mind, I went out the other day to purchase a desktop computer that would hopefully deliver a power packing punch of horsepower to handle my daily PC usage that will stand the test of time in performance without crashing.
Recently my Toshiba Satellite A205-S5804 laptop just stopped working. While I was able to salvage my data off of the hard drive from the laptop; unfortunately, I have not been able to revive my laptop as of yet. I am thinking that I may have fried my motherboard or processor by overclocking the system.
Needless to say, I found myself in Best Buy with an inclination that I don’t want to repeat another failed computer so I purchased the most power driven computer that they had in stock.
Under any other circumstance, I would have shopped online for bargain priced desktops or even purchase the parts that I need to build my own power-horse of a PC. Unfortunately time was not on my side to do these things as I needed a computer now for purposes of business and school.
The PC that I so eagerly couldn’t wait to bring home and test out is an ASUS desktop that should be able to handle all my daily PC usages. Of course, time will tell if this desktop can hold true as the blue ribbon of desktops or not. Click here for specs.
In the meantime, feel free to check out the unboxing of the ASUS desktop (Model #M51AD) that I did end up spending $879.99 retail on.
Don’t feel bad about the sticker price being almost $1,000 because I’m not. I actually saved $120 with one of their promos and I was able to spend that $120 on a new 28 inch TV that I will be utilizing with the newly purchased ASUS desktop.
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