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To: NYC GOP Chick
If you're not into gaming, video editing or really massive database proecessing, what you've got will still do the job just fine.

If you are into any of those things, and don't want to mess around with installing motherboards, power supplies and RAM, your best bet is probably to buy a "barebones" box which has mobo, RAM, power already installed in a new case. Swapping over HDD, CD, sound and video boards from your old machine should be a slam dunk for you (although if you are getting into gaming you'll want a new video board, at least a GeForce 3).

I can recommend a couple of barebones box vendors that have done well by us in the past, but I don't like to do anything that might be construed as advertising in the forum - freepmail me if you are interested.

7 posted on 12/18/2002 8:22:51 PM PST by Charlotte Corday
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To: Charlotte Corday
I'm not into gaming or video editing, but I do a lot of processor-intensive work in programs like Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, etc.

Would it *not* be worth a faster processor for all that?

17 posted on 12/18/2002 8:32:35 PM PST by NYC GOP Chick
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