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>>> Individual components always have a warranty.
>>>
>> Yep. And, odds are, you will get better support on those, than what ever
>> run around you are likely to get with the whole machine (not to mention
>> stupid things they might do to it, or your data, in the process).
>
> It actually depends on the company. If it's a company which builds the
> computer for you (rather than selling you a preassembled-in-the-factory
> system), they often pass the warranties of the individual components
> directly to the user (so you get eg. a 5-year warranty for a Corsair PSU
> but only 2 years on the RAM chips, etc.)
For the love of God, just don't buy the PC from PC World! >_<
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