Competition You can still win £730 of hardware with bit-tech

There’s still time to enter our survey and win yourself £730 of PC hardware, so enter the survey

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/bits/2011/08/16/you-can-still-win-730-of-hardware-with-bit/1

 

Thank you for stating UK only! (I've given you enough rant and crap for not doing that before, so it's only fair to also thank when it's done )

 

Still, it would be good to have it in title, something like this :
You can still win £730 of hardware with bit-tech [UK]
You can still win £730 of hardware with bit-tech [EU]
You can still win £730 of hardware with bit-tech [World]

 

I'm gonna win! Maybe.. Hopefully.. Naw..

 

Wait what...im pretty sure ive already done this >.<

 

It's hard to think about what your favourite PSU manufacturer is...it just tends to work and I don't really think about it much...!

 

Lot of questions there were it was difficult to say, I'm not a gamer for example.

 

I could use an SSD, so prize 1 please.

 

Not a very good survey imo so not sure what the point of filling it in was - and I speak as a gamer and hardware enthusiast who built a new pc from scratch in the last year.

Even the ones I could answer (e.g. best motherboard manufacturer) I wasn't exactly answering from a position of knowledge having not used a motherboard from all those companies in the last year. Then you get to the completely random ones - best breakthrough one was completely off the wall. A list of random companies and random products none of which I had used.

 

I can see your point, but the feedback you've hopefully given about the companies you did deal with and how how satisfied you were by the products, service and so on that you did receive is valuable. Thousands of people will enter and do the same, so the end result is a detailed and comprehensive view as to which companies are best and which need to work on what they're doing.

I hope that sheds some light on why we're doing this, and why we think it's important.

 

Normally, I hate surveys with a passion, especially those with prizes attached to lure you into filling out some long arduous form. I didn't object to this one.
Very simple to go through, and provided that the data at the end is indeed valuable/useful, you've rounded off the most important goals for a good survey. I don't wish to sound condescending, in fact think it deserves a thumbs up. It just threw me back a little to when I was taking business studies

 

over 18's only :'(