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House calls are $75 for the first hour, $55 every additional hour. Check out our Quote Terms page for detail on how we work.
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Come on in and sit a spell. We'll be glad to tell you all About Us.
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A "Clone" is simply any computer NOT manufactured by a huge company. Clone PC's are typically custom built for each individual person's computing requirements. In other words, a clone PC can be built to accommodate a certain budget, computing style, or environment. Your neighbor may only use his PC for email, but you need yours to run an in home business. Still another person might need a gaming PC. In every instance, a clone can fit the requirements perfectly. Clones can also be made from "Brand Name" components. That is, you can specify a Diamond Multimedia video card, 3Com Network card, and a Maxtor hard drive.
Another advantage that a clone has is the ease of upgrading. The key to
upgrading any PC is the motherboard. This is the single most important piece of
equipment in any PC. It is the part that everything else plugs into. It also
shapes the future of your PC buying for the next few years.
Name brand PC's are engineered to be "cost
effective". They are designed and manufactured with all or most of the
critical components on the motherboard. When you decide to upgrade a particular
item in the PC, most times you find out that you can't because the component is
built into the motherboard. This is why most brand name computer companies want
you to "trade in" or lease a computer from them. They know that you
won't be able to upgrade it to an acceptable level.
A Clone gives you the ability to decide what you are going to
upgrade and allows you to change to almost any new product that comes out. For
instance, if you found out a year after you bought your clone, you really wanted
to start playing games, you could replace your 8mb video card with a new
32mb Diamond Viper 770. On a brand name PC, you would not have that option
because the video components are on the motherboard. So why not just buy
another motherboard? Two reasons. One: Cost. Two: most name brand companies will
NOT sell you a motherboard for you older system. Starting to see a trend?
Clones have more flexibility when a component fails. Every PC manufacturer has hardware failures from time to time. When a failure occurs, if the component is on the motherboard, guess what? Right! Replace the whole motherboard. If a failure occurs in a clone, the component is the only thing being replaced.
Lastly, a clone can be serviced anywhere across the country at any computer store or in home service company such as ourselves. If a name brand computer needs repair, you must contact that manufacturer for parts. A PC company may be an authorized dealer or repair center for that company, but they still have to pay the manufacturers prices for the part. (which are usually quite a bit higher.)
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House calls are booked in order received. They can be booked Mon-Thurs starting at 5:30-7:30 and ending usually before 11:00.
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