Poll: non hardware forum users this way please.

[richyfingers]

I have spent about £900 in the past 12 months, that was a big upgrade though, dont spend that amount every year.

 

[geeza]

spent a fair bit this year. got myself all parts for a new rig and some of my dads parts aswell. definately a once in a blue moon thing. total came to around £1200 i think

 

[fuz]

Into the thousands, maybe 3-4k on building for people too

 

[volospian]

I've spent nothing at all, but then I have spent nothing at all on hardware from anywhere for a while. renovating a house and two classic cars means the PC has taken a back seat for the last 2 years. I am beginning to contemplate a few hundred quid on it in the next few months though

 

[Confused]

Between £100 and £300.


However this is wireless networking equipment for a couple of collegues.

For my own purposes - this value is exactly £0.

 

[fieldy]

Well I bought a DVD from MM for like £25, does that count

 

[robmiller]

Im pretty sure they do


/runs off to pretend to buy something to find out


Edit: I was right

Not that there would be any point, since you can get things ridiculously cheaper Stateside than over here and you wouldn't incur the massive postage bill.

 

[xb8browney]

B

 

[Siliconslave]

fraid to say i've not bought anything of late, proberbly well over a grand if you'd asked a couple of years ago, but have been putting all me cash into other things of late

 

[mauron]

A) £60 on memory (I think it was memory............................)

 

[AlexG12]

Have never spent on em, and unfortunatley never will, heard lots of bad experiences about them which is a shame as they have VERY competitive prices!
Alex

 

[benneh]

I'm not a hardware forum user really, unless I have a specific question or something to say, which is rare.

I purchased a gfx card, some ram and general things like DVDr's, mousematt etc.
I usually go by the rule that if OcUK can save me more than a fiver on an item I could otherwise find on the highstreet i'll buy from OcUK. Usually it's quite a lot more than a fiver (for the more expensive items).

 

[Tasocahtfu]

C.

I buy all my stuff through my business to save on the VAT, but would estimate I have spent a few thousand on stuff from OCUK over the past year.

Do I get a free kettle or anything for spending over £300 then?