I wouldn't buy a desktop unless you preferred it to a laptop. Most ppl I know prefer a laptop, especially students, and laptops have never been cheaper. Dell has good back to school sales and usually good Christmas sales. Those are the best times to look online. I think technology advances so fast that by the time you get the damn thing in the mail it's outdated, so unless you were a big gamer, I can't see spending a lot of money for one especially for school.

I mean, IMHO and since you are a student on a limited budget you can take a look at these cuz any one of them would probably meet your needs.

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I wouldn't buy a desktop unless you preferred it to a laptop. Most ppl I know prefer a laptop, especially students, and laptops have never been cheaper. Dell has good back to school sales and usually good Christmas sales. Those are the best times to look online. I think technology advances so fast that by the time you get the damn thing in the mail it's outdated, so unless you were a big gamer, I can't see spending a lot of money for one especially for school.

I mean, IMHO and since you are a student on a limited budget you can take a look at these cuz any one of them would probably meet your needs.

http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?search_query=computers&search_constraint=3944&tc=0&ic=48_0&ref=+125875.126085+125875.126124+125875.183815&tab_value=3293_All

I dunno if this is available to you because I don't think you are in the States, but I do think Wal Mart has 0 percent interest for purchases over 400 bucks for a year if you qualify.

I mean, you can't beat that. Just use that line of credit wisely and pay those monthly amounts every month until it is paid off within the years time.

Hope I've been of some help, not knowing your particular needs in a PC.