Micron Millenia Max 533

Pros: Super fast, inexpensive, upgradeable, you can buy it direct
Cons: huge case, limited included software

For my college computer I decided to buy a Micron. I chose this out of Dell, Gateway, and Micron because it was clearly the most bang for the buck. It was about 100 dollars cheaper than a similar Dell and about 200 dollars less than a similar Gateway....

Pros: Fast, great sound, sharp looking, affordable
Cons: it's a big system,takes up a lot of desk space

I know computers at least half way decent I suppose. I finally purchase my very own computer and could not pass up what the Micron had to offer.

First off it has an Intell Pentium III, 32 mg Video Card, 13.6 gig, SB live sound card and my I...

Pros: Good price, excellent tech support, fast, lots of memory, 5 open bays, 4 open slots
Cons: no CD-RW or ZIP, although I customized mine, including a CDRW and 250Zip

Along with the Pentium III 800 Mhz processor, the Micron Millennia Max 800 also sports a nice 128 MB of SDRAM. With a standard 27 GB hard drive, the Micron will not become obsolete anytime soon. The 19 in Trinitron (flat screen) monitor is easy to view...

Pros: Quality!!! Tech Support and Warranly
Cons: bad choice of speakers to sell with system

I got this computer in Jan. of 2000. Overall, I have been very satisfied with the unit. I got a 533, with a 32 mg video card, SB live sound card, 13.6 gig HD, and a 21" monitor. I have had no hardware problems with it to date.

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Pros: Easy to order. Great Price. Lots of Options.
Cons: Bulky tower.

I recently purchased a Micron Millenia 733mhz computer for my college dorm. Why did I purchase a Micron over the leading competitors? It was a great deal. I had the system custom built to fit my exact specifications and shipped directly to my...