> Up and running... and of course there were a few lies told. Always are, even
> when you stand there and SEE what it is you're asking them to build and send
> to you.
>
> It's got everything it claimed to have, save for the motherboard. I have yet
> to crack the case open to actually see what it is, but I have serious doubts
> that it's an ASUS.
>
> Oh well, still can't beat it for the price. I'm happy.
>
> I'm even relatively pleased with Vista. It's different, but it doesn't suck
> too badly... least it ain't ME!
>
> And it IS fast.

> Get BelArc Advisor from http://belarc.com/ It is a free download and will tell you just about
> everything on your computer, hardware and software with serial and registration numbers.
>
> Run it everytime you install something new. It will even keep track of Microsoft updates.
>

> Kent Finnell wrote:

>> Get BelArc Advisor from http://belarc.com/ It is a free download and
>> will tell you just about everything on your computer, hardware and
>> software with serial and registration numbers.
>>
>> Run it everytime you install something new. It will even keep track of
>> Microsoft updates.
>>

>
> Good advice. Belarc Advisor is a great program. I ran it recently on my
> system and discovered that one of my hard drives had triggered the SMART
> alert. Further checks show that this drive will probably fail soon so
> hopefully I can get it replaced before losing anything.
>