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[Anita Gofradump]

Only downside to them computers DOA is they all come with Vista, well personally i think it’s a problem, it’s bloody horrible and a system hogger. But apart from that not bad little packages.

[dead_on_arrvial]

They do love cheap computer on here.

They don’t need real ones, just toys.

[dead_on_arrvial]

http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/topics/promo.aspx/promocompare?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs&~tab=1&~ck=tickerpromo

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/editorial/Desktops_homepage/?int=home_nav

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How Much Do You Need?
It’s been said that you can never have enough money, and the same holds true for RAM, especially if you do a lot of graphics-intensive work or gaming. Next to the CPU itself, RAM is the most important factor in computer performance. If you don’t have enough, adding RAM can make more of a difference than getting a new CPU!

If your system responds slowly or accesses the hard drive constantly, then you need to add more RAM. If you are running Windows XP, Microsoft recommends 128MB as the minimum RAM requirement. At 64MB, you may experience frequent application problems. For optimal performance with standard desktop applications, 256MB is recommended. If you are running Windows 95/98, you need a bare minimum of 32 MB, and your computer will work much better with 64 MB. Windows NT/2000 needs at least 64 MB, and it will take everything you can throw at it, so you’ll probably want 128 MB or more.

I got 256 MB…. admittedly not impressive but why do I need to buy more just so I can get JC to function normally?

[dead_on_arrvial]

I would like to say that 256 mb is ok…………

If the programs you are running now are the same ones you were using 5 years ago.

If not …… spend the money or stop moaning.

I don’t really care.

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